Originally Posted by rwpapp
I guess being a bit different may cause some basic headaches. I just may do the Air Inc interview practice. Sounds like a good idea in my case. I worked very hard for the flight time I do have, and for a couple years, flew my ass off just about every day (mostly nights... can get really boring if by yourself), sure hate to not include that.
This may sound a bit dumb, but is not commercial time and private time still spent in a airplane?
Thank you all for your honest and insightful thoughts. I just passed the instrument ride this afternoon, really hot and rough! Getting closer!
rwpapp
Congrats on the checkride.
Commercial flying is different in that you are presumed to be under a higher level of scrutiny, and you have to manage competing safety, regulatory and economic factors. Theoretically, in private flying the no-go decision is always easy, and you never have to fly when you don't want to.