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Helicopter Licenses
Written by Mike   
Monday, 10 March 2008

7 Steps to Flying High! 

 

Step 1:
Go for a helicopter ride to make sure you enjoy it. Flying in a helicopter is very different from flying in a fixed-wing aircraft.

 

Step 2:
Research helicopter flight schools. Find out where they are and how much the required number of flight hours will cost.

 

Step 3:
Check basic eligibility requirements including age, the ability to read, speak and understand English, medical and licensing requirements. 

 

Step 4: 

Get your Private Helicopter License first. This license will require written, oral and flight tests.

 

 

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Lifestyle of an Aviator
Written by Mike   
Sunday, 09 March 2008
A snapshot of a Pilot's Life: How to get from having a dream to having a career. 

 

Flying a fixed wing aircraft is definitely fun. Getting paid to do it is even better. For some people, it's their dream come true. Others refer to it as an office that travels, a view that's constantly changing and challenges that are exhilarating.

A person who takes a multimillion dollar machine, takes it off the ground and then safely returns it - it's a fascinating accomplishment and admired by many people.

Some wonder what it's like to be responsible for hundreds of lives or transport cargo that's worth millions. When passengers peek inside a cockpit, they are usually amazed by thousands of switches the multitude of dials and endless lights that indicate different things across the cockpit. 

Many people wonder whether all these switches, lights and dials are all really needed and whether every pilot knows exactly what each little switch does. 

Pilots are the focal point and person in charge of a team of highly trained professionals. They are the movie stars of the air transportation show, because they are the most visible people to the public, while most of the other team members remain "behind the scenes."

Piloting is a serious business albeit a dream of a career. Many people are out to make a paycheck and chase after the illusive dollar, most Pilots are Aviators by heart, money is nice but secondary. Flight is what we dream about.

This site is dedicated to the Aviatior. Whether you're on firm ground or long to be in the air. Piloting, as you will see, this job is not for everybody, but it is a uniquely thrilling and fascinating profession.

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Pilot Demand Increasing!
Written by Mike   
Wednesday, 05 March 2008

Demand for Pilots Remains High for 20 years

 

"The world's airlines will need more than 17,000 flight schools graduates each year for the next 20 years to fill the seats of the airplanes on order...the experience minimums some of the airlines are now requiring for pilots have tumbled...the average now is 250 total hours and 25 multiengine, and a few require only the commercial rating." source: Flying Magazine, December 2007 issue - Flying Magazine Training Section
 
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