Not at all! I’m a first officer on the A350 and I can count on one hand the number of people who were like this. I have flown with hundreds of pilots and while we may have disagreements in the air, we’ve all kept it professional and waited until we were on the ground to discuss. I gather you’re not a pilot or if you are one, don’t have much experience flying with other people?
My son is 15 years old .. How do he get started without wasting the time and heavy costs of the school is there any agency or school that will give us guidance on how he can start his career as a pilot
Are you saying you "Like" that? Because, "Poor" is an Attitude, while "Broke" is a "Temporary Condition!" Just saying! Today's situation isn't necessarily "Forever!"
I have a passion for flying and currently taking flight school, it’s awesome and i encourage you all to have a safe and fun time flying! You should become a pilot if you want to, nobody will stop you from following your dreams. I’m the youngest student pilot with my first certificate at 16 years :D
What about if you are lazy but not when you are motivated towards something. For me, I was very lazy until I found my passion for flying. I'm still lazy, but anything to do with planes and flying that involves work, you would never guess I'm lazy
@@FlyWithKay Thank you for posting these videos, it gets me prepared for when I start flying lessons, I did have one last summer, I am from the UK, thank you for posting these videos.
Reasons why I want to be a PILOT 1. Loves travelling 2. OBESSESSED with Aviation & Aircrafts 3. Loves enjoying risky things and learning things that a normal person can't learn 4. Loves going out from the comfort zone and face the Phobia. I have (Phobia of Heights)😅 5. Loves watching sky, clouds and breathtaking nature moments 6. I don't have any problem if I di3 while trying to save a lots of lives. Its different cuz I di3d while trying to save people. And it will be a very heroic moment for my life. But I hope this type of bad moments don't happens. Still working for my dream.. ✈️
@@dylanlopez7901If your vision is still 20/20 while wearing contacts, then you should still be able to be an airline pilot. You’ll just have a restriction that you are required to wear contacts when flying.
I have one of your reasons, well I have acrophobia which Im scared of heights. I didn't think of my phobia, but my 3rd goal/dream job was about to be a pilot.
1- You’ll end up paying a lot of money and no guarantee job unless sponsored scholarship 2- Pandemic made things more difficult where regions are hiring their own and barely other cadets limiting your options 3- majority of the remaining opportunities you may find will cost even more for type rating so prepare them pockets
Aren’t regional FO jobs practically guaranteed because of the ongoing pilot shortage? Additionally, don’t the airlines normally pay type rating? As far as I know, U.S. airlines pay type ratings.
@@videogameplayer0552 it depends on the region, localisation became an issue for international pilots from different regions. For example I am a GCC member with EASA license, and I couldn’t find an opportunity that doesn’t cost me lots of money. I tried in Europe but “right to live and work” in Europe prevents me from even applying even if I met their other requirements. Other places I need to pay for TR and license conversion. The only option is to find the cheapest one I can afford
I’ve just gained a pilots licence for twin prop aircraft along with the existing single prop license and it’s absolutely amazing to be flying as and when the farm timetable allows
My son told me during his last year of high school that he wanted to be an airline pilot. We talked about what it took to become a pilot and i said I'd help him any way i could, because i thought it would be a challenging career that he'd really enjoy. We'd been discussing some of hte pros and cons for a while when he said "there's only one problem, Dad. It's that up-high thing. I'm scared of heights." That brought our discussion to a close!!
Aviation is a rewarding career that offers personal and career growth opportunities. A significant advantage of being a pilot is that you will earn a competitive salary and enjoy health benefits throughout your career.
So far I’ve come up with: 1. It’s too expensive. 2. It’s too expensive. 3 It’s too expensive. Here in the U.K. at least, it’s about £15,000 to get a PPL. That’s more than half the average salary after tax, when most people are spending 90-100% of their money on rent and food.
That last point, allways been a nervous flyer turbulence freaked me out alot, until I went on a discovery flight, I don't know why but now I'm not a nervous flyer at all
4) you enjoy having a little extra money in your wallet. 5) try flying a standard pattern in MSFS for 1.5 hrs in one sitting to see if you could handle it as a student solo....
1. Expensive 2. Expensive 3. Expensive If you’re not working towards a career and the magic 1500 hrs then you’re throwing your money away. I understand that’s what hobbies and fun is about, however what could you do with that same about of money. C172S g1000 Rental (at GNV) $173 an hour wet (The $500 cheeseburger weekend(s)) Buy used (trade-a-plane, 1979 C172N upgrade to 180hp) $139,950.00, plus registration, insurance, Hangar, maintenance, and more. Roughly 150 an hour and $30,000 -ish a year. Buying new $500,000 -ish and plus above and more in particular areas. Annual cost is more than buying used. Which is my annual salary at my current job (after taxes). Someone needs to be middle-middle class or upper middle class income just to do this more than once a month, quarter, or bi-annual checkride.
Yea I use to be scared of flights. And like 2 days ago I left Philadelphia for Orlando. And let me tell you… when you are in the air fear of heights just disappears.
Omg yes I can’t describe how right you are. I get so scared when I’m even 15 feet in the air but I’m totally fine, actually I’m excited when I’m 35.000 ft in the sky
Height is one of my few weakness but I can tell you this, I was not born to fear and die. I shall overcome my dear through several simulations and actual flights behind being trained.
First time I went overseas I was 10 and I remember crying at the airport terrified of getting in a plane but as soon as the plane started going fast and I felt the plane taking off I was in love with flying. Too bad I didn’t become a pilot but at least I’m training to be an ATC in the DR
I only get scared of heights when I’m near a cliff or on a solid structure that could collapse. Physics doesn’t allow airplanes to just fall out of the sky.
You should also consider the cost of a plane. Storage... Maintenance... Etc .. I'm guessing what... Maybe 2-3k monthly? Not factoring the plane purchase?
Laziness can be overcome. The 2nd .. well if your always right then all the work was for nothing. 3rd.. never was afraid in the first place even though I am. I fall under all 3 categories. 😅
2 reasons are enough: I do not have money. I couldn't find any references for achieving entire ab initio pilot training selection process even I had passed dlr1 and dlr2. For instance: There was too many student which have heart problems or psychologic problems in the history of their medical registery. But they eliminated only me and candidates which are in the same situation with me, with no any feedback. We was not have any heavy registers in our medical history. Also they want IELTS score as a non-flexible rule but there was so many students have been selected which do not have enough score. I'm really broken. This video made me cry.
I never felt I could be the detail oriented person that it takes to fly safely. A lazy person? No. But I do tend to be complacent and take things for granted. Skipping one step on preflight would be my undoing.
I tend to be acrophobic in a tall structure. I have never had that feeling in an airplane. I even tried skydiving once. My first and last jump was on a static line, not a real skydiving experience. I broke my foot upon landing and that was that for me jumping out of planes.
Im scared of heights but specifically on the ground for some reason, I’m completely fine in the air (as a passenger I can’t fly) i wonder what the psychology is behind that
Basically shes saying that if you're afraid of heights like being on a mountain then you might piss your pants ( just kidding ) but it might give you shivers in your bones and scaredness.
I've driven a trailer truck over 2 country's all weather blizzards ice so many states of emergency we still delivered . 2ft snow 500 miles over night delivered Brooklyn NY. Sea urchins factory I was there as I always am so big deal sun up let's fly lmao ya dare devil . 25 years 2 country's not 1 accident
I'm a bit claustrophobic, not a fan of heights, and I'm uncomfortable in wide open spaces. Put me in a tiny plane way up in the great wide open and I'm right at home! $$$ sucks when you don't have it.
Years ago i jumped out of them...i love aviation but dont have the ambition to be a pilot... skydiving is a lazy persons sport. Put on a rig, sit for 30 min until the plane reaches altitude, jump out do a few spins open the chute and land. And pay someone else to pack your chute.
Even tho im scared of heigths i want to be a pilot look now im looking at the beautiful said of aviation btw before you be a pilot theres tons of things for you to train like the simulation that you need to do and tons more
1) thats because you are more jelous 2) im love flying and you can't tell us what to do 3) the ones who want's to be a pilot they can do it 4) it dosen't matter when its hard
Three reasons WHY you should be a pilot..
1) Love flying
2) LOVE flying
3) LOVE FLYING!
🙂👍
We love aviation
*gonna be a pilot in August:)*
4) afraid dying alone
@@Sainted86 bruh 😂
Man if i became a pilot u wonder if i can the 2 buildings again👴🏻
Last point: you’re broke
Not stopping me. 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 could not agree more. This women is so lame speaking about pilots like that, duh she’s broke
I'm broke but I'm still about to do it for some reason 😅
@@MrKGreggsi am considering the same lol
@@MrKGreggsI mean go for it dude! Same situation w me too
90% of the pilots flying right now have all 3 traits that you mentioned…
As a somewhat lazy person who passed my written on the first time, she’s wrong.
Not at all! I’m a first officer on the A350 and I can count on one hand the number of people who were like this. I have flown with hundreds of pilots and while we may have disagreements in the air, we’ve all kept it professional and waited until we were on the ground to discuss.
I gather you’re not a pilot or if you are one, don’t have much experience flying with other people?
I am feared of heights can i become ?
@@shagunshetty3288
Probably no because you will get nervous and you might not concentrate well so Becarefull
@@huskkyy so number 2 applies to you?
I love aviation and when I took my discovery flight I was scared and nauseated. I signed up anyway. I start in April of 2024. Wish me luck!
Good luck!
Hows it going ???
im also starting training this month! hope you love it :)
its april now, good luck!
How did it go?
Nothing can stop me to follow my dream 👨🏻✈️
True bro❤
same idc about what people say
Great attitude. Follow your dream and don't let anything get in your way.
@@Riddhithakur2350fr
You won’t. You’ll most likely quit. It’s not like those videos you see on UA-cam
As a student pilot this is incredibly accurate
Hey can u tell me more things
you experienced in your pilot training journey!
My son is 15 years old .. How do he get started without wasting the time and heavy costs of the school is there any agency or school that will give us guidance on how he can start his career as a pilot
@@drbh6331 Join Civil Air Patrol.
I’m poor, so none of the other stuff matters.
fr
Are you saying you "Like" that? Because, "Poor" is an Attitude, while "Broke" is a "Temporary Condition!"
Just saying! Today's situation isn't necessarily "Forever!"
Fr just pulled a plane around 💀💀💀
Its light
Urmmmm it's actually a barrel roll☝️🤓
I have a passion for flying and currently taking flight school, it’s awesome and i encourage you all to have a safe and fun time flying! You should become a pilot if you want to, nobody will stop you from following your dreams. I’m the youngest student pilot with my first certificate at 16 years :D
What about if you are lazy but not when you are motivated towards something. For me, I was very lazy until I found my passion for flying. I'm still lazy, but anything to do with planes and flying that involves work, you would never guess I'm lazy
Exactly. I'm a lil lazy but I got myself up and got my ppl.
I made a dream come true. Started right after my birthday too.
I am kinda lazy but I’ve done okay in flying because I love it so much.
Well this is motivating…….Jkjk every time I watch you I become more and more exited to start school!!
Very cool!
@@FlyWithKay Thank you for posting these videos, it gets me prepared for when I start flying lessons, I did have one last summer, I am from the UK, thank you for posting these videos.
@@ColeTeke What?
3 reasons i am not a pilot
1 I am blind past 9 meters away from my face
2 I am too young to fly yet
3 I want to do Red Baron type shit in a Cessna 175
This video is another reason why I'm going to it... Thank you for finally encouraging me
1. It’s extremely expensive
Fourth reason: It will destroy your finances (unless you happen to be rich).
The higher you are the more compfortable you get; ask any glider pilot!
YEA
So bring plenty of cannabis 😢
@@none-fe2gg Altitude!
Sleep , get plenty of water, lay off the coffee over 2 cups, keep your eyes on the important things❤, and get ready to spend your retirement.
What
1 reason why you should become a pilot
- Free airplane ticket
( But not Going overseas )
Number 1 reason: you’re broke
Instructions Unclear: I became a pilot
Reasons why I want to be a PILOT
1. Loves travelling
2. OBESSESSED with Aviation & Aircrafts
3. Loves enjoying risky things and learning things that a normal person can't learn
4. Loves going out from the comfort zone and face the Phobia. I have (Phobia of Heights)😅
5. Loves watching sky, clouds and breathtaking nature moments
6. I don't have any problem if I di3 while trying to save a lots of lives. Its different cuz I di3d while trying to save people. And it will be a very heroic moment for my life. But I hope this type of bad moments don't happens.
Still working for my dream.. ✈️
This is exactly me lol
@@8ey3 Twin.. Where have you been? 😭😂
Same
What if I'm "lazy" (more demotivated) because there aren't things I want to do that are available to me? (like flying)
Remember, never give up on your dreams.
You forgot Money!!!
I had 56 flight hours and was hoping to take my check flight but I have a vision problem so I don't get to be a pilot. One of the saddest days... 😢
I wear contacts so this means i can’t become a pilotb?
@@dylanlopez7901If your vision is still 20/20 while wearing contacts, then you should still be able to be an airline pilot. You’ll just have a restriction that you are required to wear contacts when flying.
How did they let you fly in the first place because of the Medicals?
Aw man I’m so sorry for you, I hope you can find a way to keep chasing your dream
I have one of your reasons, well I have acrophobia which Im scared of heights. I didn't think of my phobia, but my 3rd goal/dream job was about to be a pilot.
1- You’ll end up paying a lot of money and no guarantee job unless sponsored scholarship
2- Pandemic made things more difficult where regions are hiring their own and barely other cadets limiting your options
3- majority of the remaining opportunities you may find will cost even more for type rating so prepare them pockets
Aren’t regional FO jobs practically guaranteed because of the ongoing pilot shortage? Additionally, don’t the airlines normally pay type rating? As far as I know, U.S. airlines pay type ratings.
@@videogameplayer0552 it depends on the region, localisation became an issue for international pilots from different regions. For example I am a GCC member with EASA license, and I couldn’t find an opportunity that doesn’t cost me lots of money. I tried in Europe but “right to live and work” in Europe prevents me from even applying even if I met their other requirements. Other places I need to pay for TR and license conversion. The only option is to find the cheapest one I can afford
I’ve just gained a pilots licence for twin prop aircraft along with the existing single prop license and it’s absolutely amazing to be flying as and when the farm timetable allows
My son told me during his last year of high school that he wanted to be an airline pilot. We talked about what it took to become a pilot and i said I'd help him any way i could, because i thought it would be a challenging career that he'd really enjoy. We'd been discussing some of hte pros and cons for a while when he said "there's only one problem, Dad. It's that up-high thing. I'm scared of heights." That brought our discussion to a close!!
My dad used to be a pilot in the navy in like the 1980s and he told about how it feels pulling gs and flying the F-14
Last one "afraid of heights", not me, I like heights
Aviation is a rewarding career that offers personal and career growth opportunities. A significant advantage of being a pilot is that you will earn a competitive salary and enjoy health benefits throughout your career.
So far I’ve come up with:
1. It’s too expensive.
2. It’s too expensive.
3 It’s too expensive.
Here in the U.K. at least, it’s about £15,000 to get a PPL. That’s more than half the average salary after tax, when most people are spending 90-100% of their money on rent and food.
My main reason is that whenever I watch UA-cam videos of conversations between ATC and pilots I get so confused.
I used to have that aswell, but you learn it very quickly when flying
People can be what they want and a a dream to be a pilot is W
Instructions unclear.
Became a pilot.
That last point, allways been a nervous flyer turbulence freaked me out alot, until I went on a discovery flight, I don't know why but now I'm not a nervous flyer at all
4) you enjoy having a little extra money in your wallet.
5) try flying a standard pattern in MSFS for 1.5 hrs in one sitting to see if you could handle it as a student solo....
1. Expensive
2. Expensive
3. Expensive
If you’re not working towards a career and the magic 1500 hrs then you’re throwing your money away. I understand that’s what hobbies and fun is about, however what could you do with that same about of money.
C172S g1000
Rental (at GNV) $173 an hour wet
(The $500 cheeseburger weekend(s))
Buy used (trade-a-plane, 1979 C172N upgrade to 180hp) $139,950.00, plus registration, insurance, Hangar, maintenance, and more. Roughly 150 an hour and $30,000 -ish a year.
Buying new $500,000 -ish and plus above and more in particular areas. Annual cost is more than buying used. Which is my annual salary at my current job (after taxes). Someone needs to be middle-middle class or upper middle class income just to do this more than once a month, quarter, or bi-annual checkride.
Yea I use to be scared of flights. And like 2 days ago I left Philadelphia for Orlando. And let me tell you… when you are in the air fear of heights just disappears.
Omg yes I can’t describe how right you are. I get so scared when I’m even 15 feet in the air but I’m totally fine, actually I’m excited when I’m 35.000 ft in the sky
I do not care what people say about my dream, and it doesn't stop me from wanting to be a pilot
Good mindset
Height is one of my few weakness but I can tell you this, I was not born to fear and die. I shall overcome my dear through several simulations and actual flights behind being trained.
I love you, Kay! I love watching your videos. You’re a great pilot. My dad is pilot, thank you for being you.
The fact that some people don't realise this is a joke is actually funny😂😂😂Keep up the good work!
First time I went overseas I was 10 and I remember crying at the airport terrified of getting in a plane but as soon as the plane started going fast and I felt the plane taking off I was in love with flying. Too bad I didn’t become a pilot but at least I’m training to be an ATC in the DR
I remember thinking, nobody can do this. Even once you master some skills you question yourself
I only get scared of heights when I’m near a cliff or on a solid structure that could collapse. Physics doesn’t allow airplanes to just fall out of the sky.
You should also consider the cost of a plane.
Storage... Maintenance... Etc ..
I'm guessing what... Maybe 2-3k monthly? Not factoring the plane purchase?
YOU WILL NEVER MAKE ME GIVE UP ON MY AVIATION DREAM
I didn't want to be a pilot but after watching this video it is my dream and I will do it
If you have money yeah
Why does aviation seem snobby on certain ends of it and not referring to the end that are m&a
As a pilot and flight instructor, THANK YOU for that second one😂
#1
"YOUR LAZY!!"
thanks dude
Nothing will stop me from following my dream of being a pilot🧑✈️
Laziness can be overcome. The 2nd .. well if your always right then all the work was for nothing. 3rd.. never was afraid in the first place even though I am. I fall under all 3 categories. 😅
A Piper Cherokee at 10,000 feet doesn’t scare me.
An 8’ ladder to change a light bulb? That’s terrifying!
If you work hard, you will be whatever you want
2 reasons are enough:
I do not have money.
I couldn't find any references for achieving entire ab initio pilot training selection process even I had passed dlr1 and dlr2.
For instance: There was too many student which have heart problems or psychologic problems in the history of their medical registery. But they eliminated only me and candidates which are in the same situation with me, with no any feedback. We was not have any heavy registers in our medical history.
Also they want IELTS score as a non-flexible rule but there was so many students have been selected which do not have enough score.
I'm really broken. This video made me cry.
I never felt I could be the detail oriented person that it takes to fly safely. A lazy person? No. But I do tend to be complacent and take things for granted. Skipping one step on preflight would be my undoing.
I tend to be acrophobic in a tall structure. I have never had that feeling in an airplane. I even tried skydiving once. My first and last jump was on a static line, not a real skydiving experience. I broke my foot upon landing and that was that for me jumping out of planes.
Normal pilots: straight
Her: 360 and 500
500,000 reason not to be a pilot.. dying because that single part fails
It’s not a matter of if but when
Im scared of heights but specifically on the ground for some reason, I’m completely fine in the air (as a passenger I can’t fly) i wonder what the psychology is behind that
One reason why I’m already a pilot .. I already my private pilot license. Thank you.
But I already got my license...
Great seeing Lil Red again!!!
I've been fighting my fear of heights for 42 years. Captain, B757
My only concern is the cost tbh
Weird actually, I'm also afraid of heights, but not when I'm in an air plane
Whats stopping me is airsickness during descent and finances 😞
I’m terrified of heights. Like I don’t even like a step ladder. Never had a problem in an airplane.
I thought I was afraid of heights until I took my first plane ride and now I’m in love
I don't understand 3 point
Can you explain
Basically shes saying that if you're afraid of heights like being on a mountain then you might piss your pants ( just kidding ) but it might give you shivers in your bones and scaredness.
I know people that don’t like heights that are pilots
I've driven a trailer truck over 2 country's all weather blizzards ice so many states of emergency we still delivered . 2ft snow 500 miles over night delivered Brooklyn NY. Sea urchins factory I was there as I always am so big deal sun up let's fly lmao ya dare devil . 25 years 2 country's not 1 accident
Crazy how my first time ver flying was in a b-17 bomber lol
Amazing video! My father Was a pilot when younger and he loved flying, I want to be like him when I grow up
I'm a bit claustrophobic, not a fan of heights, and I'm uncomfortable in wide open spaces. Put me in a tiny plane way up in the great wide open and I'm right at home!
$$$ sucks when you don't have it.
Years ago i jumped out of them...i love aviation but dont have the ambition to be a pilot... skydiving is a lazy persons sport. Put on a rig, sit for 30 min until the plane reaches altitude, jump out do a few spins open the chute and land. And pay someone else to pack your chute.
Yeah lady thanks for the inspiration
Instructions unclear: enlisted in the marines
From where you become a pilot
Just build an Aircraft from scratch if you're Mechanical/Mechatronics Engineering and love to learn anything
not easy
@@ageaviation everything is possible my friend and I know it wouldn't be easy
Still being a pilot
babies flying a plane: what should i say?
4th: barred medically :(
It is extremely expensive. If you can do this as part of a business expense, then it is financially feasible.
I’m gonna fly professionally, in other words for airlines, so if one can get paid to fly then it’s definitely worth it financially.
Even tho im scared of heigths i want to be a pilot look now im looking at the beautiful said of aviation btw before you be a pilot theres tons of things for you to train like the simulation that you need to do and tons more
You can't stop me from be coming a pilot
Butter landings is the best part
1) thats because you are more jelous
2) im love flying and you can't tell us what to do
3) the ones who want's to be a pilot they can do it
4) it dosen't matter when its hard
Dude I am not afraid of heights, my ego does fit, and I will out all my effort and it is a fun job!
as someone who is afraid of heights i was afraid that being a pilot was a missed opportunity
Also, anyone thinking about it, it's currently expensive, mostly because of fuel costs.
#1 - you dont mind waiting until your 40s to break even on training costs
My grampa asked me and my cuzzy when we were younger to take flight schools, now I’m 21 I kinda wish we took him up on that offer haha
Thanks for making people think on the down side of everything foid
3 is true, I hate heights but I went on a helicopter ride and man was it fun!
i am afraid of heights but ive been on many flights
Wanted to become a pilot my whole life and I’ve got all of those things down
3 reason why i want to be pilot
1 My dream job
2 Cool job
3 access to the flights deck and can fly the plane