ecole-du-ciel..........
dont lose hope...!
because you're already there going to your profession as a pilot...
you're lucky because you've enter a expensive flying school...
unlike me.....years will be counted before i start to study in flying schools.
i have to earn money as a A/C maintenance first to have a income and support for my flying lesson....and also...EXPERIENCE in A/C maintenance
not yet a A/C maintenance....but hoping that after i grad this march....
push my lucky to have a job....
there is always a second option....
if you feel that you're not contented enough about the infos and experience in aircraft.....
make some strategies......
add more flying hours experience in aircraft after the 12month training....
or study again...related in aviation. A/C maintenance is one of the good option..
having a 2 license at the same time....= LOTS OF MONEY
Heavy Jets like Airbus and Boeing.....it not like a flight simulator that can easily to fly or play with....!
you must be very serious about this kind of large flying metal....
lots of experiences and knowledge will be needed to fly this kind of thing.
I dont know if CIA teach to their students about this info?
FCOM or AOM------only 1200+ pages
(basic detail and one only of the ATA chapterization)
AMM---------4000+ pages
(Full Detail of the A320. from operation to maintenance)
ATA chapterization----up to 99 chapters.
(A320 did not reach up to 99)
what more in larger widebody aircraft? (A330,A340,A380, B747,777,)
(reach up to 99 chapters)
1 chapter = 1000-2000 pages of info about the aircraft.
i understand your situation right now....
even though that you want to fly...but you feel incomplete and
unsure because there is no guarantee job after the training....
and insufficient training and experience..
and also---TIME, MONEY, EFFORT will be wasted if your training will result to nothing...
for us as a pilot wannabe.....LIVE YOUR DREAMS...
have the FlightPlan, Route, Hydro and AquaPlanning...to fly and land successfully going to the dreams....
goodluck to you....
thanks and happy flying