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Old 10th August 2012 | 19:09
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From zero to hero...

Hi all needing some important info but think i know what the answer would be but would love to hear from people with experience.
Im looking to get my commercial pilots license
Im very interested in going to America (more specific was looking at EASA)
I can understand that these courses being so quick it will be very intense with alot of hard work involved.
Im more worried about whether i'll struggle or not.
As my general knowledge with flying is pretty much nothing.
Would it be wise for me to enroll into a flying school without any exp or knowledge?
Thanks
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Old 10th August 2012 | 22:14
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You will start from, as the title says, zero so you have nothing to worry about. You just have to study. Nobody was born with experience and knowledge, so enjoy your studies.
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Old 10th August 2012 | 23:24
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Tarepanda,

Please excuse my ignorance, but if your general knowledge of flying is pretty much non-existant, how do you know being a Pilot is the right career for you? Is it worth throwing £70,000+ at..?

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