Training 3-4 days a week
11-05-2019, 10:14 AM
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Training 3-4 days a week
Hi all,
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
11-06-2019, 05:56 PM
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Joined APC: Feb 2019
Posts: 307
Originally Posted by xuon
Hi all,
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
11-07-2019, 01:06 PM
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Posts: 75
Originally Posted by xuon
Hi all,
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
I’m currently looking to get started in pilot training and reading information here has been very helpful.
I can’t really leave my job but it is very flexible as I set my own hours and days. How long would it take for me to finish all the way to CFI2 if I trained 3-4 days per week? I could even do some half days on my work days but not really sure how the schedules work for training.
I’m looking to do it this way to avoid financing all together.
I also forgot to add that I have flight schools as close as 15 mins or a 1hr drive.
I work full time and have been flying 3-4 days per week for most of my PPL training. I have ran some rough numbers and from PPL to CFI will probably take me about 1.5 years... Maybe more...
Just go get your PPL first. That will give you a good gauge on how long the process will be. I had a mentality of getting in and hauling @$$.... when you start flying, especially if you work full time you will realize it is not as quick as you thought it would be. I have my PPL checkride tomorrow (may get cancelled because weather). My first flight lesson was 5/15/19. So about 6 months.
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