Mesa MAPD program shortcut or is it?
03-09-2007 | 03:31 PM
#31
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is that a pun or just irony?
As for AirWillie, he mentions instructing. I mentioned before, I dont want to instruct because I know there would be no joy out of it for me. No joy out of it means no joy for the students I teach. Instructors should be doing it because the passion is there, not because theyre 'lazy'; theyre the ones who are trying to get the younger ones enthused. Ive ran into a few instructors who were just in it for the hours...times like those I really thought about taking the ATC track...
As for AirWillie, he mentions instructing. I mentioned before, I dont want to instruct because I know there would be no joy out of it for me. No joy out of it means no joy for the students I teach. Instructors should be doing it because the passion is there, not because theyre 'lazy'; theyre the ones who are trying to get the younger ones enthused. Ive ran into a few instructors who were just in it for the hours...times like those I really thought about taking the ATC track...
A little cfi experience comes in handy then!
03-09-2007 | 03:39 PM
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is that a pun or just irony?
As for AirWillie, he mentions instructing. I mentioned before, I dont want to instruct because I know there would be no joy out of it for me. No joy out of it means no joy for the students I teach. Instructors should be doing it because the passion is there, not because theyre 'lazy'; theyre the ones who are trying to get the younger ones enthused. Ive ran into a few instructors who were just in it for the hours...times like those I really thought about taking the ATC track...
As for AirWillie, he mentions instructing. I mentioned before, I dont want to instruct because I know there would be no joy out of it for me. No joy out of it means no joy for the students I teach. Instructors should be doing it because the passion is there, not because theyre 'lazy'; theyre the ones who are trying to get the younger ones enthused. Ive ran into a few instructors who were just in it for the hours...times like those I really thought about taking the ATC track...
03-09-2007 | 08:22 PM
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Hey Willie....last time I saw you were admitting to being a total newbie to flying and most certainly weren't a 121 pilot. This still true???
03-09-2007 | 09:20 PM
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When did I say I was? I'm not a newbie but certaily not a 121 pilot. I get a few pm's from awac guys asking if I work there. Maybe I should change my name.
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03-10-2007 | 01:39 PM
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Who the hell said there is supposed to be Joy? Its called Work for a reason Son!
I'll say it again, everyone should have to work a REAL JOB before becoming a professional pilot. Then you'll realize how easy this is.
Sorry about the "Son" thing I wasn't talking down to you.
03-10-2007 | 02:26 PM
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03-11-2007 | 08:14 PM
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Joy? You want Joy, get yourself Microsoft flight sim and a case of cold beer, if your old enough and stop blowing money on flight training to become a professional pilot.
Who the hell said there is supposed to be Joy? Its called Work for a reason Son!
I'll say it again, everyone should have to work a REAL JOB before becoming a professional pilot. Then you'll realize how easy this is.
Who the hell said there is supposed to be Joy? Its called Work for a reason Son!
I'll say it again, everyone should have to work a REAL JOB before becoming a professional pilot. Then you'll realize how easy this is.
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