Perfect or just solid career aviation plan?
I've been doing alot of research in aviation education. Would do you guys think for a person starting out with no experience, would be the prefered plan for someone that wants to go into commercial aviation. State school or flight school? certifications? any prefered schools? regional airline hiring?
Public Comments
- just get on with it
- If you've been doing alot of research in aviation education, what more could anyone add. I never did any research. Recearch? Pilots don't do no stinking reasearch. Just be gettin' to flying my man.
- State college for education. Local instructors for flight instruction. Commercial certificate. Instrument and multiengine ratings. Avoid flight schools, except to get your multiengine training. Commuter air carriers hire low time guys with less than 10 hours of multiengine time. Transition to a regional airline when you've gotten what you need from the commuter.
- its always best to gain some experience first good luck!
