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Hi Doug,
I'm in a similar situation to you but i've got my PPL, check out this website www.pprune.com you'll get most if not all of your answers on there. Pete "Doug" wrote in message ... I currently have a high-and-mighty 2.7 hours of flight time. Due to an unexpected situation at my current aviation-unrelated job, I may get the opportunity to do the whole "follow my dreams" thing and become a pilot while someone else foots the bill. I'm wondering out of the members here if any of you are actual airline pilots and thereby have any advice to pass along. You know, things you wish you had done differently along the way, etc. I was doing a little research of flight schools that are designed for career pilots and JPEG I've attached were a few of the schools I found on FLTops.com. According to most of those schools' respective websites, you go through them, and Wham! Off to the friendly skies with a wonderful and enviable airline career. I the ever-pessimistic can't believe it's just that simple. Does anyone out there (who is or was an airline pilot) know of anyone who's gone the route of schools like this? Are there other schools with a better reputation I should look for? Basically I'm looking for any advice that can take me from 2.7 to right-seat in the shortest amount of time possible, but as safely as possible. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
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Thanks for the info, Pete.
"Pete" wrote in message ... Hi Doug, I'm in a similar situation to you but i've got my PPL, check out this website www.pprune.com you'll get most if not all of your answers on there. Pete "Doug" wrote in message ... I currently have a high-and-mighty 2.7 hours of flight time. Due to an unexpected situation at my current aviation-unrelated job, I may get the opportunity to do the whole "follow my dreams" thing and become a pilot while someone else foots the bill. I'm wondering out of the members here if any of you are actual airline pilots and thereby have any advice to pass along. You know, things you wish you had done differently along the way, etc. I was doing a little research of flight schools that are designed for career pilots and JPEG I've attached were a few of the schools I found on FLTops.com. According to most of those schools' respective websites, you go through them, and Wham! Off to the friendly skies with a wonderful and enviable airline career. I the ever-pessimistic can't believe it's just that simple. Does anyone out there (who is or was an airline pilot) know of anyone who's gone the route of schools like this? Are there other schools with a better reputation I should look for? Basically I'm looking for any advice that can take me from 2.7 to right-seat in the shortest amount of time possible, but as safely as possible. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
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How old are you? Are you a high school graduate? If so, have you already
attended college? Frankie |
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