AustinStarbuck
8th Aug 2010, 20:32
I am 16 years old and currently working on my Private Pilot Certificate. My main career goal is to become a airline pilot. (and yes I already know all about the career. The low pay, bad job security, and everything.)
When I graduate from high school I would like the go to college and get a degree in business or engineering as a plan-b degree. While I am at college I plan on getting all of the rating and everything to go to regionals ASAP. I would like to be based at a large airport such as; LAX, O'hair, DFW, or something that size.
I have researched colleges that have aviation departments but I don't want a aviation degree because that doesn't really help much. So is there any colleges that you would recoment going to that would possibly be in one of those large cities that way I dont have to move once I graduate. Also would it be better to go to a college with a aviation department and just get the ratings from them not nessasarily the degree. Or go to a college and get my plan-b degree and do the ratings at a local FBO?
I would like to do it as costly as possible, instead of the ERAU aproach. Basicly what route to becoming a airline pilot do you recomend?
Most people don't want to hear your life story but I do. How did you get to where you are today? What problems did you face? What would you of done different? Ect... Airline Pilots Prefered
Thanks in advance, Austin
When I graduate from high school I would like the go to college and get a degree in business or engineering as a plan-b degree. While I am at college I plan on getting all of the rating and everything to go to regionals ASAP. I would like to be based at a large airport such as; LAX, O'hair, DFW, or something that size.
I have researched colleges that have aviation departments but I don't want a aviation degree because that doesn't really help much. So is there any colleges that you would recoment going to that would possibly be in one of those large cities that way I dont have to move once I graduate. Also would it be better to go to a college with a aviation department and just get the ratings from them not nessasarily the degree. Or go to a college and get my plan-b degree and do the ratings at a local FBO?
I would like to do it as costly as possible, instead of the ERAU aproach. Basicly what route to becoming a airline pilot do you recomend?
Most people don't want to hear your life story but I do. How did you get to where you are today? What problems did you face? What would you of done different? Ect... Airline Pilots Prefered
Thanks in advance, Austin