Ill look forward to it, skyhighbird!

I've been involved in an argument before with a few on here, I came to the conclusion that most found training difficult and found it tough to find the funds so they bicker at and pick on wannabes!
(In no way am I scrutinizing the helpful and very good advice given on this website).

I'm only trying to express my point that the economy will in no means get better with so much negativity, and the fact that this website is here to discuss flying and not the economy!

ok,
Thanks Mach and all other contributers, what do you think would be the best thing for me to do?. this is me, Danny, 16, crazy about being a pilot wanting to go to cabair, i understand so do lopts of others but just wondering what do you think is the best thing to do??. Are you a pilot? cheers m8

Hi. New boy here. After reading all your threads which answered a few questions for me already, maybe you can help me answer a few more.

Id do anything to be a pilot (well most things) been looking at where to go what to study and of course COST, the only thing between me and starting tomorrow.

Looked on cabair website which looks really good and going to a seminar soon. Also going to oxford for one this saturday. There is also a pilot school in orlando florida which looks good but i think its only because its like half the price as the ones in the UK.

Im 24 and need to get my ass in gear otherwise i will continue life unhappy.

Anyone in my situation or once was? any advice will do what should i start thinking about? kind regards Lee

hi mate. best thing to do is read the stickies at the top of the forum and i would go to the seminars to get a basic understanding of all the training involved.

once you have done that come back here and ask more specific questions!

good luck

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Will cabair have any aircraft left for perspective parents to re mortgage their houses for?