Considering pursuing flying career...
#13
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Joined APC: Apr 2007
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I have 2 yr degree... And yes... I am serious about flying... just found out I have a mild color deficiency so my medical certificate has a night restriction... Since it is mild, I am looking for an AME that administers the FALANT test instead of the ishihara to get the restriction lifted... Then go from there... I don't like the idea of military... Not for me. But I do plan on getting my 4 year degree while working for a regional and building hours if all goes well...
#14
get your bachelors degree first, if you busted your ass, you could get your Bachelors in 2-3 years since you have an associates.
build time while working on that
apply ASAP, its a game of numbers and timing, you can never be too soon
build time while working on that
apply ASAP, its a game of numbers and timing, you can never be too soon
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Joined APC: Jul 2007
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Dan, I was kinda in your situation. I was working full time at a very respectable company and going to school full time for a BA in Business. My advice for you, (as I did plenty of research prior to starting a flying career) Finish your degree if you have the means to. I waited to start my flight training until I finished my degree, the main reason being that I'd have a plan B. I was doing real well in business and making real good money. The thing is with this industry now is that you must have a passion for it and not look to make a lot of money probably until your 5th year in. It all depends on what airline and what not.
As far as schools, I've done a lot of research in the past and I would not recommend Delta ConAcademy. I've had many friends get broke and not end up anywhere. Good luck!
As far as schools, I've done a lot of research in the past and I would not recommend Delta ConAcademy. I've had many friends get broke and not end up anywhere. Good luck!
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