i just thought tht what if, what if as they were in the air flying the plane they put on auto pilot and started fucking. wouldnt tht be something. OOHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAH FUCK MY VAGINA U PERVERTED PILOT. UHHH OHH OOOO UHH.
12 grand for a PPL? If you pay that much on your PPL you got jipped. Typically it is between 4 to 8 grand for a PPL and takes about 4-6 months if you average it about 1 hour lesson a week.
@kragier You have to pass an FAA Class 3 Flight Physical, which is basic physical you would get when you go to the doctor. You need to have 20/70 vision minimum with 20/40 vision corrected minimum (glasses or contact lenses). Not have any serious medical conditions (e.g. diabetes, heart conditions, epilepsy)
I am trying to obtain my Private pilot license by taking 1, 2 hour lesson a month. This means I would need 20 months, or a year and eight months, to accumulate the 40 hour minumum (although I'll probably go several months taking, 2 lessons a month). Is there anything wrong with getting a license over such a long span of time. I understand that it will (probably?) cost me more this way, but how much more (approximately)?
@zadeh79 flying is something you should be in-touch with frequently; one lesson a week is about the maximum gap you should give between lessons...there's a lot of material that's covered and it's a good habit to be familiarized often with the knowledge/behaviour of the aircraft. A lesson or two per month is too large of a gap - you'll have forgotten what your instructor has taught you in your previous lessons. Cost wise - it'll be the same either way...the prices are pay-as-you-go.
@zadeh79 If you think you'll be getting a license after only 40 hours, you're sadly mistaken and that's true even if you're doing the optimum schedule of 3 or 4 lessons a week where 80 hours would be closer to reality. At the rate of 2 lessons a month, you'll be lucky if you get anywhere close to having the proficiency needed for a pilot license after even a 100 hours.
The closer you space the lessons together, the more you gain from them and the less you spend ultimately.
There is an airport tight by me that has a pilot pilots license advertised for only $3,500. Cost of living is so much higher in California compared to here in Cleveland.
@Kamissick well you can make some good pay but its alot of schooling in training but if you love to fly then its not really stressful and youll love your job
TWELVE GRAND to get your pilots license!!? WTF are they training people in, a 747? :O Depending on the rates, the average person should be able to do it for 7-8k. My flight school charges about 160/hr for plane (wet) + instructor... Average student does it in 50-60 hours (40hrs is the required minimum) so if it takes you 50hrs, that only works out to 8 grand...
@landmark425 Nah man, I meant that the 160/hr includes the instructor and a wet airplane... For me, the plane is roughly 110/hr wet, and the instructor is 45/hr. So that comes to 155/hr. Also, think about the fact that not all of those 50 hrs will be with an instructor (i.e. solo x/c's and other solo flying) so once you factor back in books/materials, ground school, and the cost of your checkride/test, you should still be able to do a PPL for 8-9k easy!
If you're a pilot, the only line you'd ever need for a hot women that is DTF is "lady, I'm a pilot" and you can get away with the cheesy grin on your face too.
i love airplanes and they are amazing too airline airplanes i love and airplanes dont have to deal with that traffic on the roads and dont deal with hold ups i love airplanes sincerly nadine dambra
For free flights; join your local 'Air Training Corps'(Note 'Corps' is pronounced like 'Core') i have had 4 flights; 3 in a Grob 115 Tutor and 1Flight in the Grob 103 Vigilant.END.
If you are gonna pay $12,000 to get your PPL, I can charge you about $8,000 and still make a hefty profit! Any idiots with money out there? I'll rip you off for less than American Fliers!
I am taking flying lessons right now. I've got the flight maneuvers down pretty well, but the communications aspect is driving me CRAZY! Anyone know any good material that I can use to study proper radio communication procedures? I'm talking about what to say after Ground gives to directions to RW 16L, or what to say when your holding short of RW 16L at G3, etc. Please help, I need to be able to talk over the radio before I can solo!
I bet it's nice knowing how to fly. I would learn how to fly but I have cerebral palsy. Anybody that has cerebral palsy is always automatically banned from learning how to fly by the FAA.
@Andrew500GT I wish you could realistically get your PPL for 3k or even 6k. It is possible, you're right, but... many people don't get their PPL at the bare minimum.
While you can't really learn to fly an actual plane using a simulator alone, once you've learned to handle a real plane, simulator time is VERY helpful.
Flying a simulator is more difficult than flying a real plane, but again, if you're really good at simulation and no experience in a real plane, then you still won't be qualified to fly the real thing. Bottom line, simulation is useful no matter what!
@ankitbhurat I'm an actual student right now learning to fly, flight simulators prior caused me to gain a lot of bad habits, but at the same time taught me a lot of good things. I'd advise against them, in the long run.
@enchilada01 5000 is just the lessons. but there is a lot more paperwork and other stuff u need wich cost u more than the license itself. oh... and dont forget about rhe plane too hehehe. they can be rlllyyyy expensive, and quite insanely fuel taking (if u have a jet engine)
@TadeuszOlejnik No kidding. I'm a student pilot right now and I've spent $900 just on books, charts, fuel sumpers, etc. I've also spent another $500 on insurance, it adds up.
@enchilada01 That's the high priced slice, American Flyers is known for shoddy aircraft and coked up instructors in my home town. Don't go to them, go to a local FBO (fixed base operator) and ask them who they recommend for price and quality.
Fuera con esos chimpancés de España!! huelen mal,son unos vagos y unos delincuentes de mierda!! diooss que asco me dan.una vez me encontré con uno de esos albondiguillas por la calle y le lancé un escupitajo en toda la cara ja ja ja el ewok me miró de arriba a abajo,se acojonó y se marchó deprisa ja ja ja podia haberme dado las gracias por el regalo joder ja ja ja.
I've taken a few trial flights in england and i guess it depends on where you go. but I have a fair knowledge of aircraft (seeing as i've been obsessed with them since i was around 5) and they let me do everything apart from taxiing to the runway and back and I left all the radio stuff to the instructor.
@DominoFaz Trail flights in england kick ass! On mine i did it at Jersey, off the coast of France in a PA-28 and he was telling me to swoop down like a german bomber to bomb the bunkers XD And he let me take the aircraft off and we flew around the island! Brilliant!
u dont have to be 17 to fly ... u can start flying at any age .... you cant take the test to fly wen ever till u are 17... im 16 and have solo a plane ....
yea thts correct im 14 and im training rite now u just gotta pace it till ur 16 for solo then pace it till 17 for test nd license. i love it. i do it 2 times a month.
yea thts correct im 14 and im training rite now u just gotta pace it till ur 16 for solo then pace it till 17 for test nd license. i love it. i do it 2 times a month. u learn and get ur leagal hours of 40 but most get 55 hours and u gotta do book work and simulator. so all tht will take the time u need till 17. nd if u finish early no big deal u can just fly for fun and rent but a instructor must be with u
no in america u can start at any age im 14 and getting my license but you cant solo until 16 and cant actually get the certifcate until 17 but you can still fly and get all the way up to getting your license and actually take the written test whenever you want usually smaller airports offer better prices but make sure that it is safe and ask to tour the aircraft im also only getting my license for around 7000 dollars at a very nice airport(indyaero in indianapolis) good luck cya in the skies :)
in aus its a minimum of 16 yrs old for a TIF(trial introductory flight) and to hold an SPL (students pilots licence). to actually get the ppl, it really depends on how fast u progress, but ur safe in assuming its around 60 hours (around $150-300 aus per hour with an instructor depending on which plane you use, a cruddy cessna with the 6-pack of instruments wont set you back as much as a glass cockpit). More info to start flying could be found on the uk CAA website
Hi there, there are too many places in the UK to be able to recommend any one place. Most airfields will have schools able to teach you to fly, visit those around you and find out which ones you like. you need to be 16 to get a license but can start learning at an earlier age, or look at an american flight school that will teach for the uk (jar) license. it works out cheaper but the money is required in one lump.
Yeah, except a civilian license is far easier and less troublesome to get than getting into, and more importantly, graduating from USAF pilot training, which takes nearly 2 years to complete.
see im gonna bypass the 12 grand pilots licence and just join the air force and u get paid and get to fly and when u come out u can get a job with an air liner
we love flying because simply it is exicting. We all have this view that it is dangerous, and we can fall out of the sky at any second (same reason ppl hate it). We want to be commerical pilots because we see ourselves in the eyes of others, not to mention its awesome. It's one of the highest paying jobs. SAme reason for 1st question. We like aeroplanes because they ar big!
Its not one of the highest paying jobs, maybe when you have 20ish years of senority at the same airline then maybe but at first its crap, first year pilots pay at a Regional Airline is on average 20K a year.
But I do agree with you, even though the pay sucks and life quality sucks at first its the most incredible job in the world, flying is amazing!
I love how people in America think that gas is cheaper in England, they are like "Ohh but its only 1.45 a gallon, why is it so expensive here!!!!" Only thing they dont relize is that its per litter, not per gallon, lol.
Hmm her approach was a little high. No I'm not a pilot I have just logged a lot of Flight Sim hours. Red/White is what you want not all white on the PAPI. =D
@RogerDeanSmart "That is correct, It is a pilot certificate, not a PILOTS LICENSE......." Yea, but hardly anyone except the FAA calls them certficates.
but the dynamics/physics in Xplane are far more realistic (I'm assuming you're talking about graphics, where FSX has the upper hand). Why do you think that the FAA has approved xplane as a flight simulator for training and logging hours, and turned down MS's FSX offer? yeah...
Well, I haven't played Xplane yet, but by looking at the videos, I don't really like the looks of it. It could be a great game but FSX has more copies sold than Xplane which shows it's a funner game to play, maybe not more realistic.
well its the only flight sim that's approved by FAA and used/recommded for students. They even advertise and sell licensed copies of the software which are more advanced than the regular version, if you have a proper flight license.
I wish it wasn't so expensive because that seems to be thee only barrier stopping me right now. but I just love flying! I seriously can't get enough of it. Pilot training is too expensive for me but maybe one day I'll be able to pay for it.....hopefully.....with a bit of luck....
Most flight schools have gov. sponsored tuition fee waiver programs which lets the student train for free provided they pass the written test for your pilot's license, if you don't pass, you don't have to pay anything back to them, but they won't pay again if you want to retake the course.
Provided you can prove that you need financial assistance, then yes. Google "aviation school tuition fee waiver program". It's not the only one, but the first link will take you to a school right in front of Miami International Airport called George T. Baker. It has this program, as most schools probably have!
join the R.A.F you wont get killed or anything like that because we arnt vsin a enemy with such force ... youll be able to fly for FREE and be pretty good money
only 7 more months till i can....
turtle79070 2 weeks ago
They sure have raised their prices for intro flights!
JWD172 1 month ago
12 thousand only???
I wanted to take the BAv course at my uni but it costs 120,000Aud
Cube3Productions 1 month ago
12 G's?! I heard it is anywhere from 5-8 max!
kalikiter1 2 months ago
I LOVE FLYING!
PrivatePilotLicense 2 months ago
Other Bonuses = wild sex with big cocked pilot on touchdown!
zulquarnainanwar 4 months ago
@zulquarnainanwar im glad to know im not the only perverted one lol. if dont know what im talking about go read my other comment
akaBeastMode101 4 months ago
@akaBeastMode101 lol..you sure are not mate! cheers!
zulquarnainanwar 3 months ago
@zulquarnainanwar im glad to know im not the only perverted one lol. if u dont know what im talking about go read my other comment
akaBeastMode101 4 months ago
guy: can...can we do a barrel roll
instructor: ummmmmmmm........ sure what the hell go for it
guy: :DDDDDD
zimilize 5 months ago
i just thought tht what if, what if as they were in the air flying the plane they put on auto pilot and started fucking. wouldnt tht be something. OOHHHHHHHHHHHH YEAH FUCK MY VAGINA U PERVERTED PILOT. UHHH OHH OOOO UHH.
akaBeastMode101 7 months ago 3
@akaBeastMode101 Wow dude your a fag
747Captin 6 months ago
@747Captin what all i said was what if, WHAT IF!
akaBeastMode101 6 months ago
@akaBeastMode101 why is it, when I read your comment it came out in stewy's voice...
Starfleet0 4 months ago
0:33 Airplane Sounds
joetomamymon 8 months ago
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joetomamymon 8 months ago
FAT people cant fly>>>>??? mmm why?
diegoXm94 8 months ago
$99 for 1 hour?, Shitting hell, i pay £170 for a hour in a pa28, Damn you UK overpriced
umpalumpa101909 9 months ago
12 grand for a PPL? If you pay that much on your PPL you got jipped. Typically it is between 4 to 8 grand for a PPL and takes about 4-6 months if you average it about 1 hour lesson a week.
RainbowManification 9 months ago
2:44 is where my jet is going to be parked. :)
beaman220 9 months ago
step 2 practice Microsoft Flight Simulator ^^
rklock23 10 months ago
Why would you have to be fit to get a private piloting license? o3o
Is that so like you don't get a cramp or have a heart-attack mid flight?
*confusion*
kragier 11 months ago
@kragier You don't really have to be 'fit', might have been that specific schools rule or something.
getous 10 months ago
@kragier You have to pass an FAA Class 3 Flight Physical, which is basic physical you would get when you go to the doctor. You need to have 20/70 vision minimum with 20/40 vision corrected minimum (glasses or contact lenses). Not have any serious medical conditions (e.g. diabetes, heart conditions, epilepsy)
RainbowManification 9 months ago
@RainbowManification Educated person!
Oh, then I guess I will never be a pilot. My vision is like 20/300...
Meh; thanks for the specific answer though!
kragier 9 months ago
@kragier with glasses or contacts?
RainbowManification 9 months ago
@RainbowManification Glasses o.o
kragier 9 months ago
@kragier 20/30 right? You might be good to go.
RainbowManification 9 months ago
@RainbowManification I usually wouldn't say this, but rofl!
20/300 wasn't a typo. Unfortunately :\
kragier 9 months ago
@kragier I was confused, I was thinking it was probably a typo, 20/300 you would be totally blind
RainbowManification 9 months ago
I am a pilot and another good source to get articles and videos on getting your pilots license can be found at get pilots license dot com.
stephenscompany 11 months ago
You can get a private pilot's license in the air cadets
Flea5000000000 11 months ago
I am trying to obtain my Private pilot license by taking 1, 2 hour lesson a month. This means I would need 20 months, or a year and eight months, to accumulate the 40 hour minumum (although I'll probably go several months taking, 2 lessons a month). Is there anything wrong with getting a license over such a long span of time. I understand that it will (probably?) cost me more this way, but how much more (approximately)?
zadeh79 1 year ago
@zadeh79 flying is something you should be in-touch with frequently; one lesson a week is about the maximum gap you should give between lessons...there's a lot of material that's covered and it's a good habit to be familiarized often with the knowledge/behaviour of the aircraft. A lesson or two per month is too large of a gap - you'll have forgotten what your instructor has taught you in your previous lessons. Cost wise - it'll be the same either way...the prices are pay-as-you-go.
PILOTasRAHMAN 1 year ago 6
@zadeh79 If you think you'll be getting a license after only 40 hours, you're sadly mistaken and that's true even if you're doing the optimum schedule of 3 or 4 lessons a week where 80 hours would be closer to reality. At the rate of 2 lessons a month, you'll be lucky if you get anywhere close to having the proficiency needed for a pilot license after even a 100 hours.
The closer you space the lessons together, the more you gain from them and the less you spend ultimately.
airste172 9 months ago
There is an airport tight by me that has a pilot pilots license advertised for only $3,500. Cost of living is so much higher in California compared to here in Cleveland.
misterthinkification 1 year ago
@misterthinkification Does this school have a website?
getous 10 months ago
I've always wanted to be a pilot, how is the pay if I worked for example, United Airlines. I hear it's the most stressful job.
Kamissick 1 year ago
@Kamissick well you can make some good pay but its alot of schooling in training but if you love to fly then its not really stressful and youll love your job
champmast98 1 year ago
Correction.... you dont need to be over 17 to get a license... im 17 and I am a private pilot yahoo!!!!!
IRproductionstudios 1 year ago
nah, for my simulators i go on FSX> WOOP WOOP
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piumibotheju 1 year ago
"Look at all the suckers stuck in traffic!" ROFL
SJ9495 1 year ago
TWELVE GRAND to get your pilots license!!? WTF are they training people in, a 747? :O Depending on the rates, the average person should be able to do it for 7-8k. My flight school charges about 160/hr for plane (wet) + instructor... Average student does it in 50-60 hours (40hrs is the required minimum) so if it takes you 50hrs, that only works out to 8 grand...
Mtrhd0024 1 year ago
@Mtrhd0024 plus an additional 50 dollars a lesson for instructor fee...and 50 dollars is damn good...
landmark425 1 year ago
@landmark425 Nah man, I meant that the 160/hr includes the instructor and a wet airplane... For me, the plane is roughly 110/hr wet, and the instructor is 45/hr. So that comes to 155/hr. Also, think about the fact that not all of those 50 hrs will be with an instructor (i.e. solo x/c's and other solo flying) so once you factor back in books/materials, ground school, and the cost of your checkride/test, you should still be able to do a PPL for 8-9k easy!
Mtrhd0024 1 year ago
holy fuck, i had my volume all the way up for another video, and this blew my ears up in the beginning
AnubisEye009 1 year ago
Hello Governor!!LOL
RyanDotTv 1 year ago
If you're a pilot, the only line you'd ever need for a hot women that is DTF is "lady, I'm a pilot" and you can get away with the cheesy grin on your face too.
hamza1991 1 year ago
i love airplanes and they are amazing too airline airplanes i love and airplanes dont have to deal with that traffic on the roads and dont deal with hold ups i love airplanes sincerly nadine dambra
xrayxl 1 year ago
0:34 funniest noise EVER! xD
Roflinurface 1 year ago
For free flights; join your local 'Air Training Corps'(Note 'Corps' is pronounced like 'Core') i have had 4 flights; 3 in a Grob 115 Tutor and 1Flight in the Grob 103 Vigilant.END.
LinkShack 1 year ago
@Link
agent648 1 year ago
what the heck? why is that guy wearing his ties like that?
novazee 1 year ago
It depends on the airline, to be honest, the airlines in America don't really pay much. But Yea, most pilots do the job because it's their passion.
torquemenistan 1 year ago
If you are gonna pay $12,000 to get your PPL, I can charge you about $8,000 and still make a hefty profit! Any idiots with money out there? I'll rip you off for less than American Fliers!
cesario7777 1 year ago
@cesario7777 right here!
2Girls1Nuke 1 year ago
you just need to pass the test and be able to fly by yourself.. who ever pays 12000 $ to get their license is an idiot.
rustychad 1 year ago
@rustychad well you need to take lessons to pass the test and have 35 hours of course. However $12,000 is defintly an extreme, more likely $8000.
navymmw 1 year ago
can u hav e glasses to be a pilot?
50nollieman 1 year ago
@50nollieman If your glasses correct your vision to 20/20, then yes. I have glasses and I'm a private pilot.
edlitz36 1 year ago
@edlitz36 oh ok thx man :)
50nollieman 1 year ago
@50nollieman yes
FlyinRyans35 1 year ago
He's so right it is 200 times more dangereous driving your car in the highway then flying in an aircraft of some sort
Millard97 1 year ago
12 grand!! I don't think so, I did mine for a little under 8 and that was on the high side.
2008Flyboy 1 year ago
0:30 Michal Jackson
indianaperry1 1 year ago 36
@indianaperry1
Hahahahahaha thats awesome lol
onetoughmuff 11 months ago
wtf how did she get to takeoff and land if shes never flown b4???
jpro747 1 year ago
@jpro747 I got to take off and land and I'm only 13 years old.
123Greekboy 1 year ago
@jpro747
one word BOOBS :P
Leadman1989 1 year ago
Thanks
PooleysFlightEquip 1 year ago
Good information well produced
best wishes from the UK
PooleysFlightEquip 1 year ago
I am taking flying lessons right now. I've got the flight maneuvers down pretty well, but the communications aspect is driving me CRAZY! Anyone know any good material that I can use to study proper radio communication procedures? I'm talking about what to say after Ground gives to directions to RW 16L, or what to say when your holding short of RW 16L at G3, etc. Please help, I need to be able to talk over the radio before I can solo!
PurgePhantom 1 year ago
first flight in a complex?its ok but not a usual thing
theodoroscristou 1 year ago
Do I have to wear my tie like the guy in the video in order to become a pilot?
wittko 1 year ago
In Norway it costs $ 105 every hour to get driver's license (I took 16 hours)
darknessdel454 1 year ago
wow $99 in ireland 200e is the cheapest
ccashman5 1 year ago
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I bet it's nice knowing how to fly. I would learn how to fly but I have cerebral palsy. Anybody that has cerebral palsy is always automatically banned from learning how to fly by the FAA.
sampleguy2009 1 year ago
At my local flight school at an intro flight is $60 and the average cost of a PPL is $7k. It can be done for $4-6k if you do it in less than 45 days.
WTFGUY956 1 year ago
Last time I check and demo flight as $85 and a private pilots license was around $7,000 grand
swedishvolvo 1 year ago
ummmm 12,000????????????????
thats not what the people here told me it was..
they said anywhere from 3-6 Gs... 12g thats seems like a lil much.....
and the intro flight here is only $50!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the one here is 2 as much... RIP OFF!!! ha!
Andrew500GT 1 year ago
@Andrew500GT he said $1200 not $12,000 lol :)
awaab1 1 year ago
@awaab1 dude the dude in the vid said 12,000... he said it 54 secs into the vid..
im sure he said 12,000
i wish it was only 1200 lol. .if it were i would already have mine!!!
Andrew500GT 1 year ago
@Andrew500GT I wish you could realistically get your PPL for 3k or even 6k. It is possible, you're right, but... many people don't get their PPL at the bare minimum.
jetfighter2011 1 year ago
@jetfighter2011 that guys full of shit i got mine at 3,500 at clearwater international airport i fly a 172
muscledude101 1 year ago
$12,000 and $99 for intro! Wow Thats not that bad I thought it would cost way more
philgunman 1 year ago
Does practicing on simulators help ?
ankitbhurat 2 years ago
Yes, a lot! im serious!
gtaxcstories 2 years ago 2
While you can't really learn to fly an actual plane using a simulator alone, once you've learned to handle a real plane, simulator time is VERY helpful.
Flying a simulator is more difficult than flying a real plane, but again, if you're really good at simulation and no experience in a real plane, then you still won't be qualified to fly the real thing. Bottom line, simulation is useful no matter what!
airste172 1 year ago
Nope
argity1 1 year ago
@ankitbhurat I'm an actual student right now learning to fly, flight simulators prior caused me to gain a lot of bad habits, but at the same time taught me a lot of good things. I'd advise against them, in the long run.
jetfighter2011 1 year ago
@jetfighter2011 like what?
ccashman5 1 year ago
@jetfighter2011 which sim did you mainly use?
mikitymike 1 year ago
$12,000! Why do they advertise at 5000?
enchilada01 2 years ago
@enchilada01 5000 is just the lessons. but there is a lot more paperwork and other stuff u need wich cost u more than the license itself. oh... and dont forget about rhe plane too hehehe. they can be rlllyyyy expensive, and quite insanely fuel taking (if u have a jet engine)
TadeuszOlejnik 2 years ago
@TadeuszOlejnik wow! well that should not stop me, I guess I'll just save for a few more months, thanx!
enchilada01 2 years ago
@TadeuszOlejnik No kidding. I'm a student pilot right now and I've spent $900 just on books, charts, fuel sumpers, etc. I've also spent another $500 on insurance, it adds up.
jetfighter2011 1 year ago
@jetfighter2011 i got mine at 3,500 i fly a 172 skyhawk
muscledude101 1 year ago
@muscledude101 Are small planes safe ?
kim8040 1 year ago
@enchilada01 That's the high priced slice, American Flyers is known for shoddy aircraft and coked up instructors in my home town. Don't go to them, go to a local FBO (fixed base operator) and ask them who they recommend for price and quality.
AntiStalinist 2 years ago
@AntiStalinist thanx for the info, good to know theses things! I dont want to end up like birds poop
enchilada01 2 years ago
@enchilada01
Fuera con esos chimpancés de España!! huelen mal,son unos vagos y unos delincuentes de mierda!! diooss que asco me dan.una vez me encontré con uno de esos albondiguillas por la calle y le lancé un escupitajo en toda la cara ja ja ja el ewok me miró de arriba a abajo,se acojonó y se marchó deprisa ja ja ja podia haberme dado las gracias por el regalo joder ja ja ja.
IFIJOFGGF 1 year ago
it depends how good you are if your crap like her takes longer
cpdp999 1 year ago
whats more nicer? an IT or a pilot ?
carlsononly 2 years ago
I wonder if trial flights are like this in England, because I get the feeling they aren't.
DominoFaz 2 years ago
I've taken a few trial flights in england and i guess it depends on where you go. but I have a fair knowledge of aircraft (seeing as i've been obsessed with them since i was around 5) and they let me do everything apart from taxiing to the runway and back and I left all the radio stuff to the instructor.
CamShaft200 2 years ago
@DominoFaz Trail flights in england kick ass! On mine i did it at Jersey, off the coast of France in a PA-28 and he was telling me to swoop down like a german bomber to bomb the bunkers XD And he let me take the aircraft off and we flew around the island! Brilliant!
calvinzolamike 2 years ago
Cool, I live near London so there's no going to France! :P
I really need to go do one now!
DominoFaz 2 years ago
im 13 i cant either wait till im 17!
chris5812341234 2 years ago
u dont have to be 17 to fly ... u can start flying at any age .... you cant take the test to fly wen ever till u are 17... im 16 and have solo a plane ....
ECFilms123456789 2 years ago
yea thts correct im 14 and im training rite now u just gotta pace it till ur 16 for solo then pace it till 17 for test nd license. i love it. i do it 2 times a month.
djedenhnjfndsj 2 years ago
@djedenhnjfndsj Yes!!!! Thank You! Could you please tell me if you will actually get somewhere doing it twice a month??? Please write back
Thanks Mike.
(P.S. i want to start mine, but my finances arent the greatest)
calvinzolamike 2 years ago
how old r u? and i can tell you and answer any Q u have :)
djedenhnjfndsj 2 years ago
yea thts correct im 14 and im training rite now u just gotta pace it till ur 16 for solo then pace it till 17 for test nd license. i love it. i do it 2 times a month. u learn and get ur leagal hours of 40 but most get 55 hours and u gotta do book work and simulator. so all tht will take the time u need till 17. nd if u finish early no big deal u can just fly for fun and rent but a instructor must be with u
djedenhnjfndsj 2 years ago
i cant wait to be 17 im 13 shit i dont wanna wait 4 years
MrQatari13 2 years ago
Same lol
maxrangerz 2 years ago
Yes I understand!!!! I'm 13 too.
futurepilot764 2 years ago
I wanna be pilot, I'm flying wit VATsim
pascal1029 2 years ago
shes an ediot
juanlmesl 2 years ago
learn how to spell "idiot" first you dumbass
reignman1234567 2 years ago
so wat its just a spelling error, its not like she`s going to stop being an idiot!
juanlmesl 2 years ago
no in america u can start at any age im 14 and getting my license but you cant solo until 16 and cant actually get the certifcate until 17 but you can still fly and get all the way up to getting your license and actually take the written test whenever you want usually smaller airports offer better prices but make sure that it is safe and ask to tour the aircraft im also only getting my license for around 7000 dollars at a very nice airport(indyaero in indianapolis) good luck cya in the skies :)
bobistheman02 2 years ago
me too but im in the uk and its 113 pound a lesson for me at Tatenhill Airfield (EGBM) ( should cost about 5000 for my ppl )
and got to take 7 test and i must do them all in 18 months :/
FSXmaster99 2 years ago
Can someone please reply! Im in the UK whats the best place to get introductory flight? And do you have to be over 17 to have an introductory flight?
QantasFan747 2 years ago
idk 16 in usa
mcnastyrangerz 2 years ago
in aus its a minimum of 16 yrs old for a TIF(trial introductory flight) and to hold an SPL (students pilots licence). to actually get the ppl, it really depends on how fast u progress, but ur safe in assuming its around 60 hours (around $150-300 aus per hour with an instructor depending on which plane you use, a cruddy cessna with the 6-pack of instruments wont set you back as much as a glass cockpit). More info to start flying could be found on the uk CAA website
Amypr1ncess 2 years ago
Don't need to be 16 to do a TIF... You can be any age. You need to be 16 to hold an SPL however!
warriorpa28flyer 2 years ago
my mistake, i was thinking of the SPL.
Amypr1ncess 2 years ago
=) all good
warriorpa28flyer 2 years ago
Hi there, there are too many places in the UK to be able to recommend any one place. Most airfields will have schools able to teach you to fly, visit those around you and find out which ones you like. you need to be 16 to get a license but can start learning at an earlier age, or look at an american flight school that will teach for the uk (jar) license. it works out cheaper but the money is required in one lump.
wouldbepilot 2 years ago 2
omg it does look like michael jackson WTF!!!!!!!!!
310volfan 2 years ago
It does aswell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
QantasFan747 2 years ago
man i wanna be a fucking pilot right now
TheSamithinker 2 years ago
pause at 0:32 and it 99% looks like Michael Jackson!
BobbyJEL101 2 years ago
Lmfao yeah!
MariaKVideos 2 years ago
Yeah, except a civilian license is far easier and less troublesome to get than getting into, and more importantly, graduating from USAF pilot training, which takes nearly 2 years to complete.
ScreaminEagleCU 2 years ago
see im gonna bypass the 12 grand pilots licence and just join the air force and u get paid and get to fly and when u come out u can get a job with an air liner
AOAWHATSUP 2 years ago
i paid 155 for my introductory flight!....99 dollars
shes cute though so she probably got the cute girl discount lol
matt98stang 2 years ago
Dear All,
I have some questions about psychology:
*Why do we want to be a pilot and being in the sky?
*Why do jobs related to aviation considered to be more professional?
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorms.
applesweeter 2 years ago
nice i love flying and i love that girl
MASTERMARK360 2 years ago
Protip: dont use american flyers, they overcharge like hell
AFpilotJJ 2 years ago
I have currently piloted a 737-800 stimaulator for 90 minutes. It is so fun and exciting
applesweeter 2 years ago
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applesweeter 2 years ago
we love flying because simply it is exicting. We all have this view that it is dangerous, and we can fall out of the sky at any second (same reason ppl hate it). We want to be commerical pilots because we see ourselves in the eyes of others, not to mention its awesome. It's one of the highest paying jobs. SAme reason for 1st question. We like aeroplanes because they ar big!
apc467 2 years ago
Its not one of the highest paying jobs, maybe when you have 20ish years of senority at the same airline then maybe but at first its crap, first year pilots pay at a Regional Airline is on average 20K a year.
But I do agree with you, even though the pay sucks and life quality sucks at first its the most incredible job in the world, flying is amazing!
navymmw 2 years ago 8
@navymmw no now a pilot is one of the highest paying jobs
badmannagla 1 year ago
@badmannagla where did you hear this? I happen to know a few people starting off in the industry who would disagree with you.
Maybe a Pilot who has 20 years seniority, but not Pilots overall.
navymmw 1 year ago
@navymmw probly upper middle class
badmannagla 1 year ago
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applesweeter 2 years ago
if you think that it is expensive in America you will not believe how much it costs in England.
hugoefoda 2 years ago
I bet its more, alot more. Lol.
I love how people in America think that gas is cheaper in England, they are like "Ohh but its only 1.45 a gallon, why is it so expensive here!!!!" Only thing they dont relize is that its per litter, not per gallon, lol.
navymmw 2 years ago
$12000 on average in california? I hope he means a cup of coffee cost $4.0 that is if you buy it a star-bucks
younitehumanity 2 years ago
hell ya i play xplane so fun
SickAudi 2 years ago
Hmm her approach was a little high. No I'm not a pilot I have just logged a lot of Flight Sim hours. Red/White is what you want not all white on the PAPI. =D
aysoreferee459 2 years ago
That is correct, It is a pilot certificate, not a PILOTS LICENSE.......
RogerDeanSmart 2 years ago 6
@RogerDeanSmart im looking to get my flyers license soon whats the difference between the two?
domrulz85 1 year ago
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@RogerDeanSmart "That is correct, It is a pilot certificate, not a PILOTS LICENSE......." Yea, but hardly anyone but the FAA calls it a certificate.
edlitz36 1 year ago
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@RogerDeanSmart "That is correct, It is a pilot certificate, not a PILOTS LICENSE......." Yea, but hardly anyone except the FAA calls them certficates.
edlitz36 1 year ago
im looking for some student loans any idea where i can get some that dont require any thing for collateral ? Please message me back if anyone knows.
xXwhygodwhyXx 2 years ago
i think some schoolls they can offer u loans, and u also can go to a bank and ask for a personal loan(hard in this days)
campagnolo2005 2 years ago
x-plane? psh fsx is the best!
SquirrelGasm 3 years ago
but the dynamics/physics in Xplane are far more realistic (I'm assuming you're talking about graphics, where FSX has the upper hand). Why do you think that the FAA has approved xplane as a flight simulator for training and logging hours, and turned down MS's FSX offer? yeah...
magicfreak123 3 years ago
Well, I haven't played Xplane yet, but by looking at the videos, I don't really like the looks of it. It could be a great game but FSX has more copies sold than Xplane which shows it's a funner game to play, maybe not more realistic.
SquirrelGasm 3 years ago
the new 60 gig x-plane takes out fsx in both graphics, physics/ and dynamics
blankpianist 2 years ago
I heard that X-plane overall isn't as realistic as people make it out to be?
nano404 2 years ago
well its the only flight sim that's approved by FAA and used/recommded for students. They even advertise and sell licensed copies of the software which are more advanced than the regular version, if you have a proper flight license.
Konotani 2 years ago
I thought FSX was FAA approved as well...
racinglad 2 years ago
It is, but it only counts if you do it on one of their computers. It does help for practice, but won't count. (Stupid rule really)
milla4da8killa 2 years ago
I wish it wasn't so expensive because that seems to be thee only barrier stopping me right now. but I just love flying! I seriously can't get enough of it. Pilot training is too expensive for me but maybe one day I'll be able to pay for it.....hopefully.....with a bit of luck....
Aceotana 3 years ago
join the air force they will teach you.
triathlon4ever 3 years ago
Most flight schools have gov. sponsored tuition fee waiver programs which lets the student train for free provided they pass the written test for your pilot's license, if you don't pass, you don't have to pay anything back to them, but they won't pay again if you want to retake the course.
magicfreak123 3 years ago
so you can learn for free without joining the military??
triathlon4ever 3 years ago
Provided you can prove that you need financial assistance, then yes. Google "aviation school tuition fee waiver program". It's not the only one, but the first link will take you to a school right in front of Miami International Airport called George T. Baker. It has this program, as most schools probably have!
magicfreak123 3 years ago
yes but have your private license 1 if no they will give others stuffs to do
campagnolo2005 2 years ago
join the R.A.F you wont get killed or anything like that because we arnt vsin a enemy with such force ... youll be able to fly for FREE and be pretty good money
SsoulnSoilder 2 years ago
nice episode...hey veronica how bout ur number? lol
Laraircraft 3 years ago
thanks for the tips,good intro video too.
sunniski 3 years ago
looks very cool and you made it look easy maybe a little too easy? duh duh duh
chaospunk06 3 years ago 2