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Old 5th May 2001 | 02:45
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YanYan
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Question Frozen ATPL Training and a Full-Time Job !

This is a subject I`m hoping for a positive response.
I intend to keep working in my full time job whick luckily pays nicely for my training.
I realise I`m going to be tired but the money must come from somewhere.
Is anyone else in this position and what are your thoughts ?
 
Old 5th May 2001 | 15:58
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STurns
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YanYan,

I'm currently doing exactly this. It can be done as long as you are highly motivated. I am however fortunate that I don't have any kids and a supportive girlfriend.

The difficult thing for me now that i've committed myself to a commercial flying career is to keep enough enthusiasm up for the day job!

Regards,

STurns
 
Old 5th May 2001 | 17:24
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foghorn
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I've been doing this for the last 1.5 years. I'm just waiting for my final set of ATPL results and working out my notice at work, before going full time.

I can't wait. I'm incredibly excited and !!!!! scared at the same time.

DON'T EVER GIVE UP!
 
Old 5th May 2001 | 17:49
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Delta Wun-Wun
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Married,Kids and work shifts,but do get days off in the week,so its quiet enough to study.

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GET THE BLOODY NOSE DOWN!
 
Old 5th May 2001 | 20:50
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I held down two jobs while studying, and flying, for three years. Started Jan 1998 got the CPL/IR Jan 2001.

It's very tiring, it's hard work and to get the IR (approved upgrade) O had to take three months unpaid leave.

If I could I would have done it full time, but in my case I needed the cash and an option to get out if it all went wrong. It can be done!!
 

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