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Old 04-14-2006, 05:57 AM
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james_muchowicz
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Alright, people. When it really comes down to it, it really does not matter where you learn to fly, only that you can and can fly well. I will say this and say only once, so listen up. AIRLINES DON'T GIVE A DARN WHERE YOU LEARN TO FLY. They only want you to be able to fly enough to 1) Meet the requirements set by their insurance carrier, 2) Be moldable (fly the way they want you to fly).

So if you really want to get it done and save money, find a reputable FBO, Flight School, or Joe CFI near you, and sit down and lay out a plan of action together. And Please do not fall into the same trap I did, it's what I call the "Almost Guarantee Trap." This is where the school either actually guarantees you a job or the wording falls just shy of a guarantee. As I found out there are no guarantees in aviation. Do your best and gave solid goals and you will get there with out wasting money.

Safe Flying everyone.
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