wilson87
10th Mar 2008, 22:58
Hi,
First post on this forum so here goes:
Basically over the last few years I have developed a keen interest to flying although strangely enough when I do fly I do develop nerves when in flight whether it be due to turbulence or engine noises, I suppose everyone get's that.
I'm going to be attending University/College in America in August 2008 and I would really like to study something in relation to Avionics as I find it deeply interesting and would love to one day train as a pilot. For now, my experience goes as far as playing the Flight Simulator 2004 which I have near enough mastered in terms of taking off, flight and landing successfully.
For any pilots out there I was wondering what a suitable degree would be to study that would benefit me in fulfilling my long term ambition in becoming a commercial airline pilot?
Thanks
First post on this forum so here goes:
Basically over the last few years I have developed a keen interest to flying although strangely enough when I do fly I do develop nerves when in flight whether it be due to turbulence or engine noises, I suppose everyone get's that.
I'm going to be attending University/College in America in August 2008 and I would really like to study something in relation to Avionics as I find it deeply interesting and would love to one day train as a pilot. For now, my experience goes as far as playing the Flight Simulator 2004 which I have near enough mastered in terms of taking off, flight and landing successfully.
For any pilots out there I was wondering what a suitable degree would be to study that would benefit me in fulfilling my long term ambition in becoming a commercial airline pilot?
Thanks