Some people are very fortunate to have the funds for a cadetship and some are unfortunate.
What an incredibly profound statement!
If you have to ask your parents for money, there's nothing wrong with that.
There is
everything wrong with asking Mumsy and Dadsy if they can buy you a shiny turboprop job
I may not know to much about the Aviation industry
Then shut your cake-hole
but its fair to say that it doesn't take time to realise how hard the industry is, You need to be hungry to survive and succeeded.
You're the kind of guy who'd climb over a baby to get to the emergency exit first in a crash.
So at the end of the day everyone chooses different paths in the industry and we need to support one another, to many negatives.
What you propose is the furthest thing from supporting one another, we already have a
Federation (
et al) for that (and
'to many negatives...what'; that's a preposition, Peugeot Boy. Then again maybe that was a Freudian slip; let's get rid of the comma: "we need to support one another to many negatives." What you propose is one hell of a fast way to support each other to some pretty dire negatives).
Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: sydney
Age: 20
Posts: 15
Come back when you've got a clue, son (sorry, you'll have to wait as Mumsy and Dadsy can't buy you one of those).
Good luck to the poor souls who're stuck as your passengers when you reach that grand total of 250 hours.
Rant far from over,
FRQ CB