Thanks for your response! I think that's good advice. In fact, one
option that I'm considering is joining the Canadian Forces and see if I
can get a flying career going that way. I know they're looking for
pilots right now and I think it might be a good way to kick start a
career in avition. Well that's if I meet all of their criterions. The
hardest part will be to give up a career in IT and start all over
again, especially financially.

Thanks again,
Serge

Newps wrote:
They are not. In either category. You really should have a four year
degree if you want to be a professional pilot and the two leading and
most recognized University flying programs are UND and Purdue, Embry
Riddle is also good but they are a one trick pony as far as education
goes. Since you are already in IT you probably have the degree. If
that's the case just learn to fly at the local FBO and get your ratings
there.

wrote:
Greetings:

I was just wondering if anyone in this newsgroup has ever heard of
Moncton Flight College? I was told that they are one of the leading and
most recognized flight colleges in North America.