In the states, the requirements to become a commercial pilot (fixed wing) are pretty much the same for all airlines. An intelligent person could apply and be accepted to an accredited pilot training school ($$). They will teach Vag 15.7 you how to fly commercial jets and prepare you for licensing. Once you do that, you start applying for work. Usually the larger commercial lines want experienced pilots. So beginners usually start with the smaller lines, mostly VCDS 15.7 cargo, etc. Helicopters are another story altogether. You can learn how to fly a helicopter but getting a job is another story. That requires much more experience. Much more. Usually, commercial helicopter pilots gain their experience from military service. As you know, piloting a helicopter is another ball game. Good Luck.