I talked to a nice young man, aspiring to be an airline pilot, on my flight from SFO to LAX yesterday. I was the check airman sitting in the right seat with a brand new Captain sitting in the left seat.
Anyway, if you're on here my friend, give me a shout. I was impressed with your enthusiasm towards flying and would be glad to help you any way I can.
I talked to a nice young man, aspiring to be an airline pilot, on my flight from SFO to LAX yesterday. I was the check airman sitting in the right seat with a brand new Captain sitting in the left seat.
Anyway, if you're on here my friend, give me a shout. I was impressed with your enthusiasm towards flying and would be glad to help you any way I can.
Chris Boice
Yeah bud, if you are on here, message me and i'll give you some advice too. I can give you a lot of advice on getting into med school, law, construction etc...
Yeah bud, if you are on here, message me and i'll give you some advice too. I can give you a lot of advice on getting into med school, law, construction etc...
Nice response...at least there's still one pilot out there who would like to help someone out and mentor them. Give the guy a break. I think it was very generous for him to offer his help
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Originally Posted by skysnake
I talked to a nice young man, aspiring to be an airline pilot, on my flight from SFO to LAX yesterday. I was the check airman sitting in the right seat with a brand new Captain sitting in the left seat.
Anyway, if you're on here my friend, give me a shout. I was impressed with your enthusiasm towards flying and would be glad to help you any way I can.
All joking aside, I think it's wonderful that you are willing to help. I am an aspiring pilot as well. It can be depressing and frustrating reading these forums and hearing what the lifestyle is really like, but I honestly can't imagine myself doing anything else; I'm not trying to enter this industry for the (lack of) money, prestige, etc., but simply because I love to fly! An office at FL30 with a view beats driving any 9-5 cubicle in my book.
All joking aside, I think it's wonderful that you are willing to help. I am an aspiring pilot as well. It can be depressing and frustrating reading these forums and hearing what the lifestyle is really like, but I honestly can't imagine myself doing anything else; I'm not trying to enter this industry for the (lack of) money, prestige, etc., but simply because I love to fly! An office at FL30 with a view beats driving any 9-5 cubicle in my book.
It get pretty boring at FL300... You will have a lot of time to think about things like why your wife left you and how the credit collectors are waiting for you on the ground... It's a job and even if it sounds fun now, it won't be when you have done it long enough. Even being a porn star gets old when some one tells when to do it and how to do it.
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