Dave Sumner
28th Jan 2001, 21:51
Hello to anybody and everybody that can answer the question which is eating away at my brain!
I am 22 years old, and desperatly looking for ways to commence a Commercial Pilot career. At 17 yrs, I started a career in the Merchant Navy. In order to do so, I had to quit my A-levels. As my heart has always been in flying and not sailing, I also quit the Navy. Now, when I see the criteria that airlines are asking for in order to give sponsorship, a minimum of two A-levels is always required. My question is, if for example, instead of returning to college to study A-levels, if I funded and completed the PPL myself, would any airlines be interested in giving me a sponsorship to continue up to CPL level?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I can also be E-mailed on
[email protected].
Thanks.
I am 22 years old, and desperatly looking for ways to commence a Commercial Pilot career. At 17 yrs, I started a career in the Merchant Navy. In order to do so, I had to quit my A-levels. As my heart has always been in flying and not sailing, I also quit the Navy. Now, when I see the criteria that airlines are asking for in order to give sponsorship, a minimum of two A-levels is always required. My question is, if for example, instead of returning to college to study A-levels, if I funded and completed the PPL myself, would any airlines be interested in giving me a sponsorship to continue up to CPL level?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I can also be E-mailed on
[email protected].
Thanks.