Keith Alan Sproul
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167 open jobs a Commercial Pilot can hold, 5 in New Jersey
See all- UAS Pilot - EntryGeneral Dynamics IT (GDIT)Atlantic City, NJ$55,003–$74,415/yrEmployer pay
- Captain - Challenger 604 - Trenton, New JerseyJet AviationEwing Township, NJ$82,000–$124,000/yrV-1X estimate
- Captain Phenom 300 - Teterboro, New JerseyJet AviationTeterboro, NJ$82,000–$124,000/yrV-1X estimate
Career Highlights
- Holds Commercial Pilot certificate — qualified to fly for compensation
Aircraft Registered to This Address25 aircraft
Matched from the FAA Aircraft Registry by registration address. These aircraft list this pilot's address as the registered owner address — they may be owned individually or jointly with family. Claim this profile to confirm or correct.
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An aircraft registered at this address — N83KX Sproul Keith A 83k-16 — was the subject of NTSB investigation ERA21LA366 on September 12, 2021 in Ryegate, Vermont.
Estimated Flight Hoursestimate
Commercial certificate requires 250 hours minimum (190 under Part 141). Range reflects entry-level commercial through pre-ATP totals. This is an estimate; the pilot can override by claiming the profile and reporting actual logged hours. Pilots holding commercial pilot certificates typically log within this range, but individual totals vary widely.
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Certification Summary
Keith Alan Sproul holds a Commercial certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and is based in North Brunswick, New Jersey.
About Commercial Pilot Certificates
A Commercial Pilot certificate allows the holder to be compensated for flying. Commercial pilots must have at least 250 hours of flight time and pass both a knowledge test and a practical exam. This certificate is required for careers including charter flying, aerial photography, banner towing, and crop dusting under 14 CFR Part 61.
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FAA registry data last refreshed April 2026.