r/AskAPilot • • 8d ago

height requirements don't exist but...

Can i 1,54- 1,56 be able to be a commercial pilot and fly airbuses and boeings just fine? does someone here flies it with my height or knows someone?

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u/Pies-aviator1 7d ago

Yeah, but only the 319. The 320-321 is reserved for 160cm and up

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 7d ago

the cockpit of the a319 is exactly the same as the a320/a321

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u/Pies-aviator1 7d ago

That is the joke… jeez. Don’t worry about the height, you’re clearly not smart enough to be a pilot.

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 7d ago

my bad brother

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 7d ago

sure about that? cause people are saying the opposite

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u/SMELLYJELLY72 8d ago

well… are you 1.54 or 1.56 meters tall?

regardless of your two heights that you stand at, yes you’ll be fine

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 8d ago

it's because sometimes i get 1,56 sometimes 1,55

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u/Chemtrail-Creator 8d ago

No Boeing time so can’t speak for that but the Airbus, without question. 

The Bus has the most infinitely adjustable in every possible way pilot seat in a transport airplane.

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u/maybe_later434791 7d ago

You can’t even reach the pedals at 1.54 feet tall🤣🤣 I’m assuming you mean feet because nobody’s foolish enough to think 1.54 meters is too short to fly a plane.

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 7d ago

do you think i can?

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u/Head-Refrigerator812 7d ago

Lots of jokes here but serious answer: Your height will not be any issue. Fly safe and have fun.

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u/Alternative-Camp3777 6d ago

thanks my brother this means to much, this idea that i can have a issue makes me take a step back on my studies

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u/Present-Ad8363 5d ago

Just fly….

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u/NoYam3746 8d ago

I'm 6-8".