airline career

The quest of an Airline Pilot

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Entertainment

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• fs2004
• fs9
• trackir
• pmdg
• Flightone
• simulator

[AlexMULM94]

Simply beautiful ;)

I loved the music too, was the one who played the trumpet Chris Botti?

[manbird12000]

Thankyou! Yes it's Chris. :)

[captken]

It's hard to keep a positive attitude when this industry is so unforgiving. This video helps keep my eyes on the prize. Thank you

[manbird12000]

Yes, I hear it is really hard out there. Hang in there and blue side up mate.

Cheers and thankyou!

[MrKenkoh]

Thanks For The Video. Its very Inspiring For People Who loves To Fly, The Passion To Fly.I Am Currently Doing my Cadetship, This Video Does Give me the Push To Excel Myself Further More.

[manbird12000]

THankyou MrKenkoh!

[krlos116]

Flying for the airlines is the BEST career

[airlinephl2]

then don't watch them

[nighttrain334]

Flying is a gift,in order for you to be a pilot,you have to love it,it have to be in your blood,you just cant jump out there and say,hey im going to be a pilot,you have to #1 have it in your blood# earn your wings # strategy,make sacrifices,it all come natural to a real pilot,its not as easy as it looks,fly bird fly!!

[tunnelflesh]

@tubeyou443 - I'm assuming your uncle is a captain? Can you make money as a pilot, yes. Only a small percentage of pilots are making what your uncle makes. I'm not talking about captains, I'm talking about First Officers. For example, at one of the better regionals here in the U.S., pay tops off at 35,000, and thats after about 4-5 years. Since there is very little hiring going on, you could be looking at making 35,000 for 6-7 years. 35,000 doesn't go very far these days.

[tubeyou443]

My uncle flies for Air Canada Jazz and makes almost 100 grand...

[jerrellcm]

Keep Going. If you have any questions on the instrument rating or commercial just ask.

[IJariJuniorI]

nice video maaate!!

btw, are u use ezdok cam?

[oscaarsx]

nice video, hope to have that journey but with a British airways 747.

[mcgra8bc]

Hahahahah Yeah thats not very likely

[tunnelflesh]

If you can make it through your entire career, without getting furloughed, getting stuck at a crap regional, getting divorced, and perpetually making $25,000, then its a great job.

[Mav1843]

Only for people who don't like to fly!

[mkortbek]

I just started my training and should have my private and instrument rating just before X-mas and then on to multi engine and commercial. hopefully I'll be with the airlines within the next 3 years!