I think I found your channel when I was 14.. I am now in 11th grade, I will major in English, Physics and Geography. I wanted to be a pilot since I was a toddler and nothing has changed about that dream xD thank you for everything I have learned from you over the past 3 years!
-sorry unrelated question- : would be nice to have a video of approach landing with PFD or Horizon superimposed on top of the video so as to get a feel of what a pilot goes through in terms of managing instruments flying along side keeping an eye out of the window. (From 1000ft down to zero)
Here is some information that was posted by Lufthansa students and by a (German) ProSieben TV documentary that aired about 2005. I thought people would be interested in the actual numbers, assuming the posts are accurate. These are spread across quite a few files on UA-cam. Search for them under Lufthansa Training: Fraction of qualified applicants who are accepted for flight crew training by Lufthansa: 8% Number of students accepted per year: 250 To get to the point of starting type certification training (I found no numbers on type certification training itself): -- Initial training to the point of starting type certification: Over two years -- Training group size: 14. Multiple groups are in the pipeline simultaneously, but the documentary did not say how many -- 900 Hours of ground school -- 87 hours of flight training in a complex, high performance SEL aircraft (Beech Bonanza at Goodyear, AZ and Grob in Bremen, Germany). Note that these are intentionally steam-gage equipped aircraft. -- 128 simulator hours -- 12 hours of flight training in a Cessna Citation (turbine twin) with a glass cockpit (of course) but no auto throttle -- Estimated cost per student on behalf of the airline: EU 258,000 (2005). Students are responsible only for their own meals and miscellaneous personal items, the airline pays the rest. I should point out that, back then, an A36 Bonanza only cost EU 518,000 brand new. It is probably at least 60% higher than that now.
Different countries have different academic attainment levels for 'degrees'. What you are endeavouring to do is demonstrate to a prospective training school or employer that you can learn new things quickly. Training Schools need to demonstrate they can achieve a high pass rate. Employers have to use their training budget effectively. So, perhaps even more important is the ability to demonstrate enthusiasm for the industry, hence MenTours emphasis on background research and reading. Ask yourself, if I was recruiting, what would I be looking for? I am speaking as a retired interviewer/assessor for a very large non-aviation gobal high technology company. I wish all prospective cadets and trainees the very very best in their careers. Bob.
Hi! As always, wonderful video! Iam actaully almost 16 years old and I started my PPL training in august this year, I will actually do my first solo in about three months, so Iam looking forward to that. Before i started, it was pretty hard to find a school that wanted an 15 year old,.but anyway, I was lucky and i started my training in Halmstad flightclub, which is awesome ,not only because i get to fly and learn, but even because one of my flight instructors is a captain(TRE) for Norwegian which means that I`ll have at least some conections with the airline world, later on. Anyway keep up the good work with this channel! By the way, if you are near Halmstad one day, you are more than welcome to come and visit us!
Hello Sir , I'm currently in standard 12th , i have Physics, chemistry, maths ,English and mechanical maintenance as my subjects in 12th (boards).Sir I just wanna ask you that what percentage I would require in 12th to get into flight school in New Zealand and also I'm wistful with my specs of power -4. And at the same time I'm too much enthusiast with my dream of becoming airline pilot.. ! Please guide me !
Hi mentour! I have a little question: i don't have physics in school anymore... :/ do you think I still will be able to learn everything without that "base of knowledge"?
Thanks for all of your videos Captain. I can tell you have passion for the profession & enthusiasm for encouraging others. Regarding preparing for successful airline training, I'm looking for information about learning new memorized flows & callouts quickly. Your advice? Thanks.
I've just been to the ctc aviation open day you don't need 2 A levels only 5 GCSE A*-C grades its costs around £90,000 for a 2 year training 5 months in the class room and then 4 months in a simulator and so on and then 4-7 months over in new zealand flying planes everyday then come back and they have partners so you basically have an job with he top leading airlines its a 98% your get a job with then. they are loads that the etc wrings give you but you have pay it back
Nice Video! Apologies for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (do a google search)? It is an awesome exclusive product for how to get pilot license minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got cool success with it.
Great Video clip! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (should be on google have a look)? It is a good exclusive guide for how to get pilot license without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan got astronomical results with it.
Thanks for the Video! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard about - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (should be on google have a look)? It is a good exclusive product for how to get pilot license without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Cheers for the video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you tried - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (search on google)? It is a smashing one off product for how to get pilot license minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy finally got cool success with it.
I’m 13 and I’m researching everything about being pilot and also those buttons are really hard and confusing me because I don’t really know which one I press.
mr mentour pilot I am Michael 14 year old studying to be a pilot one day , and I am following u throw licenses but can I plz ask that what are CRM related subjects ?
Excellent video as always. Just wondering what is your opinion on Bachelor of Aviation programs? I'm in an integrated ATPL course currently and already have a 4 year degree in a non-aviation subject. My flight school, which is in Canada, has a Bachelor of Science Aviation program. I keep thinking that would be an excellent way to get the education and pilots licenses at the same time.
My maths and science sucks. However I don't want to give up on my dream. I am currently doing my PPL and cruising through it with flying colors. My instructor says I have a gift to fly planes because I pick things up fairly quickly. I have done some aptitude test online and some I have failed miserably and others I have done alright. My question to you is, do you think its a good idea to pursue my Faptl and then purchase an aptitude test from PAT (Pilot Aptitude Test) and just practice religiously? For my maths, I just need to work on algebra and dividing.
Hii I m a ground staff worker dedicated to Qatar Airways at Delhi,India and my dream is to become a commercial pilot that's why i start my carrier in aviation as a PSE. So can I become pilot
Hi! What Aircraft/Simulator should we expect, that the college should have in order to provide good training to aspiring pilots(Both for CPL and ATPL) , different colleges have different aircraft and simulators which generally confuses.
I STILL WANT TO OPERATE AS A PILOT COMERCIALLY , AM FINISHING MY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DIPLOMA IN ABOUT 3 YRS AND AM GOING TO BE 46 WHEN I FINISH. CAN I STILL HOPE FOR COMMERCIAL FLYING OR CORPORATE PILOT ? OR IS IT TOO OLD ? MAYBE PRIVATE.
Hi, sir. How many years will it take for me to get a commercial pilot license? And how can I become a great pilot over the world? Thanks for such a inspiration video to make my dream come true.
Hey Captain Mentour, thank you for commiting some of your time in the making of these videos. I think we all appreciate it, I know I do ! I have a simple question, In light of my preparation for a governement sponsored flight training program, and in order to fullfill my interest in the topic. I was wondering if you had references to books on the subject of CRM and human factors in the cockpit. Also, you as an training-captain TRI/TRE, what are the qualities you search for in an individual who aspires to captaincy ? In essence what makes a pilot a good captain ? Regards.
Hey man great videos, i really enjoy them. I have one question i hope you can anwser, once i get my comercial pilot license can i aply for a job at an airline?? i mean for a first officer position. thanks and keep up the good work.
Also...just fyi again...at least in the U.S., there are people who have gotten their PPL at a very young age. I'm sure commercial rating is a different story....but basic license I'm sure it's younger than 17 in the U.S.
Hi ...Mentour Pilot... My dream is to become a pilot...but when I question myself that why do I wanna become a pilot ...I hv no answer ... So ...I just wanna ask u that...why did u choose Pilot as a career...what was the reason behind becoming a pilot..I hv searched on net but there r no reason given ..then I came to ur channel..and found that here I could ask my question so please do answer my question... M 15 right now and I am confused between pilot and aeronautical engineer . . . I love aviation ..and I want to pursue my dream in it please guide me...please
will u get some leaway if u where in the air force flying to become a airline pilot. and one more question how many years does it take to become a airline pilot
Let me start by saying I'm sure you've received numerous questions related to the topics I'm going to mention so I apologise if I could find this information elsewhere on your website/youtube page. Firstly, I'm sure many feel the exactly the same as me in that I'm very euthanistic about the aviation industry as a whole have no doubt it's the career path I will/hope to take, but I have some concerns about my personal ability to become a pilot. I guess I don't really have a specific question to ask you as I feel like I've explored all options regarding my situation and I am just unsure as to which path to take. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Let me start by saying I feel that intellectually I have dramatically improved since leaving high school, which is great, of course, but it has also meant my future ambition of becoming a pilot has been hindered as I did really quite poor in my GCSE's, meaning I do not have a level C or above in Mathematics or Science. Furthermore, my parents would not be able to financially support my training leaving me two options, I think? Either join the RAF to receive my training or work to fund my training. In order however to join the RAF I would need to complete my mathematics along with receiving a degree higher than 2:2. I am currently studying at university and have just completed my first year. I'm studying Quantity Surveying so it really isn't relevant to the industry.
Can you please send me the links or the internet websites for some self studies.. Coz i have always wished to be a pilot and its my duty to know something about it... Coz something is better than nothing
hi! I live in sweden, and i want to study to become a pilot but in sweden you have to do 3 test spatial, abstrackt, numerical-reasoning. how to pass them and how to think when you are doing this test? pls help me
Greetings! I am a high school student and hope to become a pilot someday. But first I am planning to do an Aviation Degree so that even if I do not do not become a pilot , I could still be within the aviation industry. What kind of jobs can I get if I do not become a pilot. Thanks !
Sir. What about if you have a diploma certificate of general agriculture, can it be ok it be used as a backup in order to start airline pilot training?
Mentour I have a question because you said that you have to get a bachelors degree but you get that in university I thought that pilot trainees go to flight school could you tell me what to do
Hi Mentour, How difficult would you say airline pilot training is? How hard did you find it? Is there A LOT of information to retain and remember? Thanks,
hey Capt +mentor pilot hope you are doing great . i have a quick question that im going for my typerating soon, so what all should i study and prepare before going for my type? thanks in advance.
What do you think about starting with gliders? When I will be 15 I am planning to go to the flight school and when I will be 16 I will make SPL and then PPL... Is this a good idea?
Hi Mentour. Maybe late to answer my question now haha but I just wanna know. Can flight simmers like me prepare themselves with just keep training on the sim and do you recommend the dovetail flight school simulator game?
Hi! If i fly light weight aircraft i.e cessna's, here in the uk at elstree aerodrome from the age of 14, when i get enough flight hours will i then be able to forget about flight schools and move on to flying large commercial aircraft with training by the airline Or would it be easier to go to a flight school at the age of 17 instead of training with the airline. Thanks
what if you leave school without any qualifications and flying is all you want to do how would you get into flying school then as not everybody leaves school with academic qualifications but want to fly as their chosen profession I'm asking this on behalf of my friend who as a son and daughter who both want to be pilots but left school without any qualifications although they did very well during their schooling but didn't take the exams as their teachers made a grave error by not submitting their names on time for their chosen exam subjects (this also happened to me in 1978 where the teacher put my name forward 24hrs to late)well that's the excuse the teacher gave also my mate wants to know what is the age limit for flight school
I think I found your channel when I was 14.. I am now in 11th grade, I will major in English, Physics and Geography. I wanted to be a pilot since I was a toddler and nothing has changed about that dream xD thank you for everything I have learned from you over the past 3 years!
I'm 15 and have just started my PPL: thanks for this!
Thank you so much. It's been so helpful to me since I'm changing my major from IT to becoming an Airline Pilot
quite happy that I just applied for the maths, physics, geography and economics at a level. Good video mentour keep up the good work
-sorry unrelated question- : would be nice to have a video of approach landing with PFD or Horizon superimposed on top of the video so as to get a feel of what a pilot goes through in terms of managing instruments flying along side keeping an eye out of the window. (From 1000ft down to zero)
im starting my school in 2 months, i cant wait im so exited
Great! Best of luck!
I need your help mate, I want to enter in a school. I need someone to guide me just a bit.
Here is some information that was posted by Lufthansa students and by a (German) ProSieben TV documentary that aired about 2005. I thought people would be interested in the actual numbers, assuming the posts are accurate. These are spread across quite a few files on UA-cam. Search for them under Lufthansa Training:
Fraction of qualified applicants who are accepted for flight crew training by Lufthansa: 8%
Number of students accepted per year: 250
To get to the point of starting type certification training (I found no numbers on type certification training itself):
-- Initial training to the point of starting type certification: Over two years
-- Training group size: 14. Multiple groups are in the pipeline simultaneously, but the documentary did not say how many
-- 900 Hours of ground school
-- 87 hours of flight training in a complex, high performance SEL aircraft (Beech Bonanza at Goodyear, AZ and Grob in Bremen, Germany). Note that these are intentionally steam-gage equipped aircraft.
-- 128 simulator hours
-- 12 hours of flight training in a Cessna Citation (turbine twin) with a glass cockpit (of course) but no auto throttle
-- Estimated cost per student on behalf of the airline: EU 258,000 (2005). Students are responsible only for their own meals and miscellaneous personal items, the airline pays the rest. I should point out that, back then, an A36 Bonanza only cost EU 518,000 brand new. It is probably at least 60% higher than that now.
It will be hard, but hopefully fun, but i cant believe i might learn every single little button
🏆 CONGRATULATIONS FOR 7,000 SUBS 🏆
Hi mentour I am11 years old and I like math and I am preparing for pilot training when I get older
It would just be in general, if you could give a brief insight to all three and also the procedures required if there was a rudder hard-over. Thanks.
Thanks cap!! That was a much needed information For a beginner to start his career in aviation. Thanks a ton
Different countries have different academic attainment levels for 'degrees'. What you are endeavouring to do is demonstrate to a prospective training school or employer that you can learn new things quickly. Training Schools need to demonstrate they can achieve a high pass rate. Employers have to use their training budget effectively. So, perhaps even more important is the ability to demonstrate enthusiasm for the industry, hence MenTours emphasis on background research and reading. Ask yourself, if I was recruiting, what would I be looking for? I am speaking as a retired interviewer/assessor for a very large non-aviation gobal high technology company. I wish all prospective cadets and trainees the very very best in their careers. Bob.
Outstanding job captain! Very well indeed explained! Keep up the good work : )
How convenient, i start my training tomorrow
Thank you so much Mentour ! Thanks to your videos you make me believe more and more in my dream to become an AirLine Pilot ! Travel safe ;)
Thanks for what you do man
Capt. You Are Really Awesome...!!!😊 as u keep on Building Hopes N confidence Within Us...😊😊😊👍👍👍
I love being a pilot
hello everbody could anyone put the link of the ATp FAA test Pleasee I need to study
Hi!
As always, wonderful video!
Iam actaully almost 16 years old and I started my PPL training in august this year, I will actually do my first solo in about three months, so Iam looking forward to that.
Before i started, it was pretty hard to find a school that wanted an 15 year old,.but anyway, I was lucky and i started my training in Halmstad flightclub, which is awesome ,not only because i get to fly and learn, but even because one of my flight instructors is a captain(TRE) for Norwegian which means that I`ll have at least some conections with the airline world, later on.
Anyway keep up the good work with this channel!
By the way, if you are near Halmstad one day, you are more than welcome to come and visit us!
I'm 16 right now, hoping to start in 1 year.
@Mentour do you choose which aircraft want to be training or there is other ways.? I am confused
Great video as usual!
Very good and informative video. Will keep your advise in mind!
hii mentour!!!. this video was very helpful for me for my future plannings. thank you for this broadcast. !!!! thank u so much
Excellent informations for begginers, thank you!
My first Dream ...Flight Training ✈✈✈
Could you please do a podcast on the topic of a landing gear failure? Thanks in advance
Hello Sir ,
I'm currently in standard 12th , i have Physics, chemistry, maths ,English and mechanical maintenance as my subjects in 12th (boards).Sir I just wanna ask you that what percentage I would require in 12th to get into flight school in New Zealand and also I'm wistful with my specs of power -4. And at the same time I'm too much enthusiast with my dream of becoming airline pilot.. !
Please guide me !
hello nd thx again for the info. great info very helped! ur the best!
Hi mentour! I have a little question: i don't have physics in school anymore... :/ do you think I still will be able to learn everything without that "base of knowledge"?
Thank you captain for this video very informative
There are so many 0 to ATPL Classes. Are they Ok if I.want to become a Airline Pilot
Thanks for all of your videos Captain. I can tell you have passion for the profession & enthusiasm for encouraging others.
Regarding preparing for successful airline training, I'm looking for information about learning new memorized flows & callouts quickly. Your advice? Thanks.
I've just been to the ctc aviation open day you don't need 2 A levels only 5 GCSE A*-C grades its costs around £90,000 for a 2 year training 5 months in the class room and then 4 months in a simulator and so on and then 4-7 months over in new zealand flying planes everyday then come back and they have partners so you basically have an job with he top leading airlines its a 98% your get a job with then. they are loads that the etc wrings give you but you have pay it back
What's the link to suitability test plz answer
Nice Video! Apologies for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (do a google search)? It is an awesome exclusive product for how to get pilot license minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got cool success with it.
Great Video clip! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (should be on google have a look)? It is a good exclusive guide for how to get pilot license without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan got astronomical results with it.
Thanks for the Video! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard about - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (should be on google have a look)? It is a good exclusive product for how to get pilot license without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Cheers for the video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you tried - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (search on google)? It is a smashing one off product for how to get pilot license minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy finally got cool success with it.
I’m 13 and I’m researching everything about being pilot and also those buttons are really hard and confusing me because I don’t really know which one I press.
you did not give a suitability test's link, would you be able to send it to us please?
thankyou so much this video really helps me on choosing aeronautical engineer :)
Thakkyou so much appreciate all the information, I hope I achieve my dream one day :)
than you so much I went to help to study
mr mentour pilot I am Michael 14 year old studying to be a pilot one day , and I am following u throw licenses but can I plz ask that what are CRM related subjects ?
Excellent video as always. Just wondering what is your opinion on Bachelor of Aviation programs? I'm in an integrated ATPL course currently and already have a 4 year degree in a non-aviation subject. My flight school, which is in Canada, has a Bachelor of Science Aviation program. I keep thinking that would be an excellent way to get the education and pilots licenses at the same time.
+highflier 270 Hey, fancy meeting you here, I am from Seneca awsell.
+killingrules I'm not at Seneca. Moncton Flight College.
My maths and science sucks. However I don't want to give up on my dream. I am currently doing my PPL and cruising through it with flying colors. My instructor says I have a gift to fly planes because I pick things up fairly quickly. I have done some aptitude test online and some I have failed miserably and others I have done alright. My question to you is, do you think its a good idea to pursue my Faptl and then purchase an aptitude test from PAT (Pilot Aptitude Test) and just practice religiously?
For my maths, I just need to work on algebra and dividing.
thanks bass,this video helps me alot.
Hii
I m a ground staff worker dedicated to Qatar Airways at Delhi,India and my dream is to become a commercial pilot that's why i start my carrier in aviation as a PSE. So can I become pilot
The link for the suitability test didn't pop up, will you please mind linking it?
Can you share the suitability test link please?
Thank You :)
i Always wanted to be pilot during my highschool am I too old for it now? 32 years old
Hello sir i am in 12class so what intrance exam must be taken to study pilot in usa .and how it cost for cpl .i am from nepal
Mentour: would you mind making a video about wind correction calculation
Hi! What Aircraft/Simulator should we expect, that the college should have in order to provide good training to aspiring pilots(Both for CPL and ATPL) , different colleges have different aircraft and simulators which generally confuses.
could you do a video explaining some of your abbreviations? people like me don't understand all of them :D thank you very much
+Mentour Pilot ok thank you
I STILL WANT TO OPERATE AS A PILOT COMERCIALLY , AM FINISHING MY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DIPLOMA IN ABOUT 3 YRS AND AM GOING TO BE 46 WHEN I FINISH. CAN I STILL HOPE FOR COMMERCIAL FLYING OR CORPORATE PILOT ? OR IS IT TOO OLD ? MAYBE PRIVATE.
Hi, sir. How many years will it take for me to get a commercial pilot license? And how can I become a great pilot over the world? Thanks for such a inspiration video to make my dream come true.
This is perfect!
Hey Captain Mentour, thank you for commiting some of your time in the making of these videos. I think we all appreciate it, I know I do ! I have a simple question, In light of my preparation for a governement sponsored flight training program, and in order to fullfill my interest in the topic. I was wondering if you had references to books on the subject of CRM and human factors in the cockpit. Also, you as an training-captain TRI/TRE, what are the qualities you search for in an individual who aspires to captaincy ? In essence what makes a pilot a good captain ?
Regards.
Thank you for the insight, I appreciate it.
Is it true that it is so difficult to find work as pilot?
Hey man great videos, i really enjoy them. I have one question i hope you can anwser, once i get my comercial pilot license can i aply for a job at an airline?? i mean for a first officer position. thanks and keep up the good work.
Yes but it depends on airlines to airlines
Thanks captain . But at wich age should I start training ? Or which grade ? Thanks for answerring !
Also...just fyi again...at least in the U.S., there are people who have gotten their PPL at a very young age. I'm sure commercial rating is a different story....but basic license I'm sure it's younger than 17 in the U.S.
I am 37 and life seems hopeless because as per my country I am too old to get into aviation field .. When I was young, I couldnt afford ..
Hello mentor i have a question for you ..... DO PILOTS CHOOSE THERE HOME BASE AND AIRCRAFT ?
i have short sight problem what should i do?
Do we need to learn different languages?
So my question is do you get to choose your base when you apply for first airline job
+Mentour Pilot oh ok cool thanks alot
Hi ...Mentour Pilot...
My dream is to become a pilot...but when I question myself that why do I wanna become a pilot ...I hv no answer ...
So ...I just wanna ask u that...why did u choose Pilot as a career...what was the reason behind becoming a pilot..I hv searched on net but there r no reason given
..then I came to ur channel..and found that here I could ask my question
so please do answer my question...
M 15 right now and I am confused between pilot and aeronautical engineer
.
.
.
I love aviation ..and I want to pursue my dream in it
please guide me...please
+Khushi Desai Hi! Check out my video "The Aviation bug - What to tell your parents".
That will give you some guidance.
Good luck!
will u get some leaway if u where in the air force flying to become a airline pilot. and one more question how many years does it take to become a airline pilot
Let me start by saying I'm sure you've received numerous questions related to the topics I'm going to mention so I apologise if I could find this information elsewhere on your website/youtube page. Firstly, I'm sure many feel the exactly the same as me in that I'm very euthanistic about the aviation industry as a whole have no doubt it's the career path I will/hope to take, but I have some concerns about my personal ability to become a pilot. I guess I don't really have a specific question to ask you as I feel like I've explored all options regarding my situation and I am just unsure as to which path to take. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Let me start by saying I feel that intellectually I have dramatically improved since leaving high school, which is great, of course, but it has also meant my future ambition of becoming a pilot has been hindered as I did really quite poor in my GCSE's, meaning I do not have a level C or above in Mathematics or Science. Furthermore, my parents would not be able to financially support my training leaving me two options, I think? Either join the RAF to receive my training or work to fund my training. In order however to join the RAF I would need to complete my mathematics along with receiving a degree higher than 2:2. I am currently studying at university and have just completed my first year. I'm studying Quantity Surveying so it really isn't relevant to the industry.
Can you please send me the links or the internet websites for some self studies.. Coz i have always wished to be a pilot and its my duty to know something about it... Coz something is better than nothing
hi! I live in sweden, and i want to study to become a pilot but in sweden you have to do 3 test spatial, abstrackt, numerical-reasoning. how to pass them and how to think when you are doing this test? pls help me
Do you recommend aviation based colleges like Spartan aviation college?
thank you!! how many year have you been study to become a pilot
what bachelors degree should i take?does it need to be a aviation related?
Can you do a documentary on airline pilot training?
why is it often found that the captain is seated on left seat of the cockpit?
Greetings! I am a high school student and hope to become a pilot someday. But first I am planning to do an Aviation Degree so that even if I do not do not become a pilot , I could still be within the aviation industry. What kind of jobs can I get if I do not become a pilot. Thanks !
Hello Captain, what you mean with "suitability test"? Pilot Aptitude Test? Could you share the link please?
Alright, I am attending it on Monday as a part of assessment for an UK's FTO!
is it ok to choose math, physics,computer science,geography
Sir. What about if you have a diploma certificate of general agriculture, can it be ok it be used as a backup in order to start airline pilot training?
Mentour I have a question because you said that you have to get a bachelors degree but you get that in university I thought that pilot trainees go to flight school could you tell me what to do
can i do all thees thoretical stuff away from a airschool
hi!
once again
could you plz go into more detail related on the ppl pls
ok good luck brother
How to use aircraft radio system?
Hi Mentour,
How difficult would you say airline pilot training is?
How hard did you find it?
Is there A LOT of information to retain and remember?
Thanks,
hey Capt +mentor pilot hope you are doing great . i have a quick question that im going for my typerating soon, so what all should i study and prepare before going for my type? thanks in advance.
what are they steps to train for piloting
Good information here! Glad I watched it in its entirety. What do you make of a school that guarantees a job upon graduation?
Thank You!
What do you think of Part 141 schools? I'm going to one here in Puerto Rico that gives me a bachelors degree in "Professional Pilot"
What do you think about starting with gliders? When I will be 15 I am planning to go to the flight school and when I will be 16 I will make SPL and then PPL... Is this a good idea?
whats the suitability test link it didn't show up?
Yes of course want complete my school I wel be a pilot
Hi Mentour. Maybe late to answer my question now haha but I just wanna know. Can flight simmers like me prepare themselves with just keep training on the sim and do you recommend the dovetail flight school simulator game?
Thank you man, Keep up the god work. Have you ever been in (Stockholm Skavsta)? :)
Hi, please what level of education do I need to start the training school for pilots?
Hi!
If i fly light weight aircraft i.e cessna's, here in the uk at elstree aerodrome from the age of 14, when i get enough flight hours will i then be able to forget about flight schools and move on to flying large commercial aircraft with training by the airline
Or would it be easier to go to a flight school at the age of 17 instead of training with the airline.
Thanks
Hi Mentour, What do you think of 43 airschool l. I'm thinking of taking IATPL there?
what if you leave school without any qualifications and flying is all you want to do how would you get into flying school then as not everybody leaves school with academic qualifications but want to fly as their chosen profession I'm asking this on behalf of my friend who as a son and daughter who both want to be pilots but left school without any qualifications although they did very well during their schooling but didn't take the exams as their teachers made a grave error by not submitting their names on time for their chosen exam subjects (this also happened to me in 1978 where the teacher put my name forward 24hrs to late)well that's the excuse the teacher gave also my mate wants to know what is the age limit for flight school
Hi Captain!
Can you recommend any sites for a pilot aptitude test?
I take your advise, and I want to do it before starting ATPL.
Thank you!
Hey Mentour ! What’s the link ?