By Pilot Journey on Thursday, October 25, 2007Filed Under: Uncategorized
One of the most common questions we get asked here at Pilot Journey is regarding if you need a college degree to be a career pilot. What do you think?
Our thoughts are yes you do need a degree and here are some things to think about.
What if you decide later in life that you do not like all the travel and all those weeks away from family?
With 800,000 people developing Type 2 diabetes per year, what if you can no longer keep your aviation medical certificate?
We want to know what you think. Discuss this in the career pilot forums here on Pilot Journey. Or leave your comment here on Career Pilot.
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By Pilot Journey on Tuesday, October 23, 2007Filed Under: School News
NAPLES, Florida, October 3rd , 2007 - With CLEARED DIRECTTM the world’s first Diamond Brilliance Flight CenterTM launches the first all Glass cockpit Career Pilot Program. Just over one year ago, Europe-American Aviation EAA embraced the future by joining forces with Diamond Aircraft Industries to become the worldwide first Diamond Brilliance Flight CenterTM.
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By Pilot Journey on Tuesday, October 23, 2007Filed Under: Education
If you are looking to save money and learn more while doing your flight training you might want to consider the advantages of keeping what academia calls a ‘reflective journal’. This journal enables you to as I call it relive your flight lessons by writing down what happened, what you learned and what questions you may have of your flight instructor.
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By Pilot Journey on Tuesday, October 23, 2007Filed Under: School News
Daytona Beach, Florida, USA — Phoenix East Aviation, Inc. (PEA) has taken delivery of its new flight simulation equipment to be used in the academy’s professional pilot training programs. In preparation for the delivery of its five new Diamond DA-42 multi-engine aircraft, Phoenix East’s new Frasca 242 FTD features the Garmin G-1000 integrated avionics package for realistic and reliable aircraft simulation.
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