the aviator1977
24th Aug 2005, 13:22
Dear All,
Having read countless posts in this forum I thought it was time for me to express my opinion on the whole employment situation.
But first, I quickly introduce myself.
I'm 27 yrs old (28 next month) with 330 hrs TT which is made up of 250 hrs (fATPL) plus 60 hrs UAS plus 20 hrs RAF flying scholarship.
I passed the MEIR first time in March 04 and completed the MCC in May 04. Since then I've been job hunting for that lucrative pilot positon. I know its hard to get that first job but I remain positive and I believe that I will succeed. In my opinion, a pilot shortage appears to be getting closer. In the last 3 weeks, I have been called for selection with 3 airlines. If none of these opportunities work out I'll keep on plugging away. I'll never give up. I believe that to succeed in anything in life one must adopt a PMA.
The concern that I have is regarding the negative comments posted on this forum. I'm not referring to any in particular ( as there are too many), just generally. I just don't see the point in them! Realistic yes but negative NO! I realise that the majority of pilots are nice chaps an chappesses and that it's the minority who are negative. I would like to ask them to think carefully about what they are about to write and ask themselves whether it is beneficial to anyone.
I wish EVERYONE the best of luck in realising their ambition and to keep a PMA.
Regards
The Aviator1977
Having read countless posts in this forum I thought it was time for me to express my opinion on the whole employment situation.
But first, I quickly introduce myself.
I'm 27 yrs old (28 next month) with 330 hrs TT which is made up of 250 hrs (fATPL) plus 60 hrs UAS plus 20 hrs RAF flying scholarship.
I passed the MEIR first time in March 04 and completed the MCC in May 04. Since then I've been job hunting for that lucrative pilot positon. I know its hard to get that first job but I remain positive and I believe that I will succeed. In my opinion, a pilot shortage appears to be getting closer. In the last 3 weeks, I have been called for selection with 3 airlines. If none of these opportunities work out I'll keep on plugging away. I'll never give up. I believe that to succeed in anything in life one must adopt a PMA.
The concern that I have is regarding the negative comments posted on this forum. I'm not referring to any in particular ( as there are too many), just generally. I just don't see the point in them! Realistic yes but negative NO! I realise that the majority of pilots are nice chaps an chappesses and that it's the minority who are negative. I would like to ask them to think carefully about what they are about to write and ask themselves whether it is beneficial to anyone.
I wish EVERYONE the best of luck in realising their ambition and to keep a PMA.
Regards
The Aviator1977