Aside from the above-mentioned requirements, the total flying hours required to get a commercial pilot license usually ranges around 200 flight hours, but it varies from country to country. Best to check with your country's Civil Aviation Authority.
150 hours flight time to commence your CPL pilot training (further minimum hours applies to eligibility for CPL Skills Test; Passes in all ATPL Theoretical Knowledge exams; Multi-Engine Piston Class Rating and Basic Instrument Flying Module; Age and height. 17+ to submit an application. 18+ to commence CPL pilot training
You must log at least 250 flight hours at a Part 61 school to obtain your commercial pilot license. In contrast, you only need a minimum of 190 flight hours in a Part 141 school. The flight time in either type of school must include minimum hours of the following:
To obtain a CPL, pilots must complete at least 150 flight hours. This can be a combination of the 110 minimum flight hours required in your CPL training while the 40 hours are the ones you've already earned as you worked your way through your private pilot license.
All list of requirements for CPL: Age of 18 ears old or higher; Medical 1 class certificate; At least PPL (A) holder with 150 hours of flying airplanes, 50 as a PIC (Pilot In Command) Mast have proven experience of at least one cross-country flight within 540 km (300mi) long with two landings on route; Complicated airplanes rating is
FAR 61.129 states that "for a commercial pilot certificate with an airplane category and single-engine class rating must log at least 250 hours of flight time as a pilot that consists of at least: (1) 100 hours in powered aircraft, of which 50 hours must be in airplanes.
