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Old 17th Apr 2004, 15:31
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The Governor
 
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Good for you, Sir.

I imagine autosync and Mr. Coupling were born to be helicopter pilots with a right to dictate who may join their exclusive club?

You're never too old to start anything new. You may have a harder time than someone younger but my experience is a maturer pilot is more likely to stick with a company and bring some important wider experience of life to the job.

I would recommend HAI purely as I attended that school and it's done me no harm at all. 6 years on and going strong.

As an instructor I took pupils from 0 hours to a CPL (FAA and CAA) aged from 17 to 52. There are also advantages to having a wife and kids with you too. Having support at home and someone to bore with your tales of your first steps to a licence is invaluable.

Good luck to you. Go for it. I would have been an accountant now if I hadn't done what you're about to do.

Last edited by The Governor; 22nd Apr 2004 at 17:56.
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