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You get to 9/11 urselfwdym
is it worth itYou get to 9/11 urself
Idk ask @Schery6is it worth it
It’s my dream job, I’ve wanted to do it since I was a child. Unfortunately I’m not from a wealthy family which is how most pilots afford training.title
join the military and study thereIt’s my dream job, I’ve wanted to do it since I was a child. Unfortunately I’m not from a wealthy family which is how most pilots afford training.
I’m willing to work like a slave an absolute dog to afford it. 40 hours in a warehouse plus overtime geniuenly anything to make my passion and dream come true.
I’m not in it for the salary of 100k plus, I’m in it because it’s my dream. The money is genuinely just a bonus
why saysoYou ain't got what it takes to become a pilot, buddy
which job moggs?too much stress dont bother
dentist defo, im aiming to be a pharmacist tho since it seems more fun. If you really want to be a pilot then go ahead, just do something thats interestingwhich job moggs?
No would rather just not be a pilot at all then go military route:join the military and study there
no work at mcdonalds
from military why should u serve them for 8 years?No would rather just not be a pilot at all then go military route:
You have to serve them for 8 years after as well.
So 3 years hard work or 1-2 years + 8 years so 10 years with the chance of dying on deployment.
I know which one I’ll choose
cant the chance reduce if my country hella peacefullSo 3 years hard work or 1-2 years + 8 years so 10 years with the chance of dying on deployment.
It’s a requirement, at least for the RAF and it makes sense. They pay for all your training, your required to serve them for 8 yearsfrom military why should u serve them for 8 years?
wht do they make u doIt’s a requirement, at least for the RAF and it makes sense. They pay for all your training, your required to serve them for 8 years
Idk only got far enough to the tests and failed them cus I didn’t wanna go the military route anymorewht do they make u do
wht are the chances if i die i take the miltary routeIdk only got far enough to the tests and failed them cus I didn’t wanna go the military route anymore
Depends if there’s a world war in the next 8 years.wht are the chances if i die i take the miltary route
Why. Many pilots weight the risks of spending 90-100k for training full time.I dont want my pilot to have ever considered this question
if i get lucky and theres s no?Depends if there’s a world war in the next 8 years.
Idk about the job itself, but foids absolutely love it. One of my Chadfishes had a pilot pic and a lot of foids were creaming themselves about it
I know some airlines do fully paid training but it’s extremely competitive. If you’re very committed, you can try that.No would rather just not be a pilot at all then go military route:
You have to serve them for 8 years after as well.
So 3 years hard work or 1-2 years + 8 years so 10 years with the chance of dying on deployment.
I know which one I’ll choose
nah, i need my pilot to be passionate, not doing this shit for the moneyWhy. Many pilots weight the risks of spending 90-100k for training full time.
Idk who do you think I am a future teller go do some researchif i get lucky and theres s no?
wht are my chance then
Yes well that’s the path I’m taking. My family is working class but I’m determined to make my dream come true.I know some airlines do fully paid training but it’s extremely competitive. If you’re very committed, you can try that.
I also know someone from a working class background who managed to work numerous routine jobs to eventually pay for his training.
That’s fairnah, i need my pilot to be passionate, not doing this shit for the money
same shit applies to doctors
that's why most doctors are shit, they just do it for the paycheck
How long did it take him?I know some airlines do fully paid training but it’s extremely competitive. If you’re very committed, you can try that.
I also know someone from a working class background who managed to work numerous routine jobs to eventually pay for his training.
Overall around 4 years I thinkHow long did it take him?
Ye same with my plan, hopefully work hard for 3 years and be fully qualified by age 22-23Overall around 4 years I think