Begin to train, train to begin.
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From: EGSY
Begin to train, train to begin.
Just as a guide, after HSBC wussed out of the pilot market,
I was wondering how old were you guys when you
A:Began
b:Finished
ATPL/ CPL Training?
Cheers
"I'd stay away from Dr Gonzo before he's had his breakfast, he's a VERY crude man!"
I was wondering how old were you guys when you
A:Began
b:Finished
ATPL/ CPL Training?
Cheers
"I'd stay away from Dr Gonzo before he's had his breakfast, he's a VERY crude man!"
Last edited by Bluesteel705; 10th July 2005 at 18:44.

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From: Kilmacolm
A) 20
B) Yet to finish, I'm 28 now, probably be 29 by the time I finish.
Although in that time I have obtained an FAA CPL/IR SE ME and 600 hours.
However it was only a few years ago whilst sat in front of the computer in work that I decided to make a career out of flying once and for all.
B) Yet to finish, I'm 28 now, probably be 29 by the time I finish.
Although in that time I have obtained an FAA CPL/IR SE ME and 600 hours.
However it was only a few years ago whilst sat in front of the computer in work that I decided to make a career out of flying once and for all.
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From: UK
A) 1996 - Age 21 (PPL)
B) 2005 - Age 29 (CPL/IR/MEP/MCC)
In between those 2 dates: I did a masters degree (in transport), worked my ass off (doing 12 hour days) to pay for flying and to save for the Ground Studies, CPL, IR, MEP & MCC. Completed the Gnd School between Jan 2002 and July 2004 (distance learning whilst still working). I bought a flat when market was at a low point in 1999, sold it not so long ago (and make a few bucks). And finally in 2005 I was able to afford to do CPL/IR/MEP/MCC back to back with 4 months leave of absence from work.
I too won't finish training until I retire
So it can be done HSBC or no-HSBC!
B) 2005 - Age 29 (CPL/IR/MEP/MCC)
In between those 2 dates: I did a masters degree (in transport), worked my ass off (doing 12 hour days) to pay for flying and to save for the Ground Studies, CPL, IR, MEP & MCC. Completed the Gnd School between Jan 2002 and July 2004 (distance learning whilst still working). I bought a flat when market was at a low point in 1999, sold it not so long ago (and make a few bucks). And finally in 2005 I was able to afford to do CPL/IR/MEP/MCC back to back with 4 months leave of absence from work.
I too won't finish training until I retire

So it can be done HSBC or no-HSBC!




