What are the minimum requirements?

40 hours (10 hours of solo flight, 3 hours of night, 3 hours of instrument)

20 hours (5 hours of solo flight)

Where can I fly?

Anywhere in the world (International flight allowed)

Anywhere within the United States

What aircraft can I fly?

Any airplane with one engine and has landing gear

Any airplane with one engine and landing gear with a stall speed less than 59knots in clean configuration

Can I bring passangers?

Yes, you can carry as many as the airplane can hold.

Yes, but only one passanger regardless of the seat capacity of the airplane.

Can I receive additional training to add certificates and ratings?

Can continue to receive instrument, commercial, multiengine certificates/ratings

Can only training for optional night flight, multiengine aircraft, and complex aircraft

Can I be paid to fly?

No compensation, can share the cost of flying, but can continue training for commercial certificate.

No compensation but can share the cost of flying.

Do I need a medical certificate?

A minimum of a 3rd class medical certificate or basic med

No, just a drivers license, unless you want to fly at night

Can I become a flight instructor?

Yes, once instrument and commercial rated

Yes, you can become a Sport Certified Flight Instructor (CFIs)

Can I fly privately for my own business?

Yes

No

What is the maximum height I can fly?

18,000ft unless instrument rated there is not maximum height

10,000ft MSL or 2,000ft AGL, whichever is higher