What's your profession?
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From: Smurph Castle
I was told by the nice man down the flying club that 90% or so of their clients are in IT somehow! Not that surprising, that one, but I'd be quite interested to see which other ones crop up regularly.
(One would think that money is a factor, but I was on a pittance when I started, so that's not universal. Probably if you're a hobby rather than potential career pilot, you are more likely to wait until you're in a position to do it reasonably comfortably.)
I wanna be cagey, because I like my anonymity, but I am currently in an admin role in the public sector.
(One would think that money is a factor, but I was on a pittance when I started, so that's not universal. Probably if you're a hobby rather than potential career pilot, you are more likely to wait until you're in a position to do it reasonably comfortably.)
I wanna be cagey, because I like my anonymity, but I am currently in an admin role in the public sector.
PPruNaholic!
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From: Buckinghamshire
Definitely lots of IT types here then... so we might predict that as turndown in IT sector progresses, it may have an impact on GA!? Hopefully not in my case though... the kids will stop eating before I stop flying!!!
The Original Whirly

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From: Belper, Derbyshire, UK
Researcher and writer, mainly on the grocery industry - at least that's the bit that pays.
Don't know the first thing about IT; can just about manage to press the right buttons to get into PPRuNe.
Don't know the first thing about IT; can just about manage to press the right buttons to get into PPRuNe.
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From: Greystones, Ireland (but born a Kerryman!)
It may be that IT is one of the few sectors where you have the ability to earn enough money to fly for recreation without having to give up things like morgage payments and without having to have senority.






