Originally Posted by
DeltaSix
Paolylo,
\My advise to you is for you to go and lodge your application with PAL Av School and try your luck. No use being a pessimist at this time as you don't know yet if they will reject you or not.
True. Go through step one first. Take an optimistic attitude
- you have to meet a lot of requirements - academics, physical, etc. Don't be a pessimist, else it will rub off on you and show in the interviews.
Originally Posted by
DeltaSix
Paolylo,
\... correct me if I'm wrong but I am assuming it will not be a guaranteed placement in PAL once you graduate anyway ?
It's not guaranteed but based on previous statistics almost all get in.
Originally Posted by
DeltaSix
Paolylo,
\Why don't you just go overseas and study there instead. Once you have completed CPL/ME/IR do a Flight Instructor rating in the U.S., Australia or Canada and work there for a few years.
Although the regionals and commuters in these countries are hiring there's a flood of GenAv pilots as well so if you are not a citizen or resident it might not be easy.
Whichever way you go, I wish you the best of luck.
