How did you finance your pilot training?
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- In the past, several banks offered loans for professional development to young pilots. These were mostly aimed at students following the Integrated Route to ATPL.
After the financial crisis of 2007, most banks stopped such loans. Today, in most European countries, such offers no longer exist.
becomingapilot....
So everyone asked their parents.... .........yeah I don’t have that option
Same
Imma work for 3 years then get loan
Me too
I had that option because I lived in a multi million pound mansion with my parents
Loan it and pay it back later
The biggest financial hurdle for me was... getting the money 😂
I laughed my ass off
And some people make £$millions giving this type of advice. So many gullible people out there, look at multi-level-marketing or pyramid schemes.
Actually very thought of statement , financial hurdles could be of many types, excluding the money .
worked as a flight attendant for ten years. saved up and got my private license at 25yo and commercial license at 30yo.
no excuses guys!
So essentially, children born from privilege can only afford to follow their dreams in aviation? What a pointless video
I know right, I really want to be a pilot, but I dont have that privillege
someone is there a way to be raf pilot and get the licenses there Idk but I heard it somewhere
@@cherry-kr9tj you can loan it and pay it back later when u became a pilot
@@ryou6453 In their fleet they have C-130s and A400Ms and A330 MRTTs which are all classed as multi-engine aircraft, so surely you would need some type of license to fly such aircraft (i.e. ATPL or EASA). But I don't know with certainty, maybe their website has the answers.
@@harrymaguire371 Yes but the thing is, becoming RAF pilot is much harder because there are VERY limited spaces as Pilot role, like 30k applicants and like 40 pilots annually
Not to sound like a pessimist but huge chunk (not all) of youtuber pilots seem to have come from wealthy back rounds or already have existing family in the industry to help them out and it really comes off as fake and pretentious when they say "follow yoyr dreams and dont worry about the money" when they themselves never had to worry about it themselves.
I am going through the struggles of having a teaching job just to be able to pay for pilot training. Yeah the things I do to achieve my dream.
My dream always was and is still being a pilot but i won’t avoid it. I will try and work hard but deep down i know my dream of becoming pilot is done.
Perhaps take a loan?
So basically all they said is that it's extremely expensive and almost impossible to become a pilot, unless you're ready to sell your soul to a bank. Sounds awesome, I'm in. 👌🏻
so pretty much hit up mom and dad for a loan you’ll never pay back? ... lol, this video was worthless.
I waited my aunt died so I received in heritage her money to pay ATPL course.
That’s sick
@@nicholasummel7867 No kidding... That's disgusting
Video never said how dale managed to overcome the financial hurdle. It just hinted that he used modular instead of integrated but even that still costs the same amount??
So basically have parents with money. Got it
So sad that you have to pay so much money and there is no job guarantee. The biggest problem is that if you get your flight education from other countries you can’t work in other countries. That means if you will get your licenses in US you will be able to work only in US or if you get your from licenses Poland you will not be able to work in the UK.
If you get your license in Europe, you will obtain an easa atpl. You can convert this from an easa to caa atpl or work for a European airline with a UK base. So basically it’s a lot cheaper to get a license in Europe and convert it or just work in Europe (higher paying pilot jobs in Eu countries).
My mum used to be a flight attendant and she has some friends who own flying schools so I wanna ask them
Another uncertainty is that you have no guarantee that you won't get half way through the program and lose your medical certificate. Stuff happens over which you have no control. I became myopic at age 17 . . . instant career change. Turned out OK, however.
U can fly with bad eyesight mate
@@stephencurry3124 Yes you can, and I flew as a private pilot for about 35 years, but I could not get a 2nd class medical which was required to be a commercial pilot. I studied physics and became a teacher in a small college. Looking back, I was intended to be a teacher, and I had the pleasure of working with a lot of very talented people. Like I said earlier, it turned out OK. I would do it all again!
I'll never be able to fund my training since i am not employed, because i cant be when doing my pilot training and being a pilot is what i want to be my job. My parents are relatively stable but they have barely any money left after paying all taxes and for food. There is absolutely no way anybody in my family will finance 80,000 to 120,000 pounds .__.
same position here
Some flight schools allow a loan you can repay them later but idk
Maybe try for the military Option?
I am trying to find out a job in Europe where I can work and learn flying part time
£170 to fly in a Cessna for an hour ughhhhhhhhhhh
Pilots are mostly rich kids.
That's not the case bro... Many take student loans or scholarships for it
The best way go about it if you’re sure that’s what you want to do is by joining the military, it is hard but at the least it takes away the financial risks
@@user-ml8kh1bm9h Even if you join the military you could be denied to receive that training (multiple reasons), and you need to be at a certain age.
@@cesar.arrano Many of those reasons apply too to the commercial piloting (health, criminal records), and in many parts of the world you can enlist for air force piloting at more senior ages
@@user-ml8kh1bm9hthe military is insanely selective... it's 1-out-100-chances-like type of selectivity
i have no ability to secure loans for flight school. my credit is destroyed. what do i do?
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i used to had that Option when BTC reached 60k fml
So basically you have to sell your house to afford flight training 👌
what I learnt from this is that you have to have parental support financially and most likely have to be white....
yeah because people of color are all poor, right? BASED fucker
Shut the fuck up, little victim mentality twat.
@@ChrisIsATM based on facts actually - in the US in 2014 report found that 4.1% of airline pilots are female and only 2.7% are black or African American! Then again Chris, I don't expect u to understand facts...
@@MrEnklave I never said the reason why that's clearly your opinion.
@FiddyMK alright Karen.
I am a pilot Israeli school anas school @ pilotamireh waif long time aga douter 19😂😂😂😂
Dale story is like the only one that is relatable to like 90% of the people in the comments including me.
How did dale make it? The video never really explained. Did he just pay for modular courses or what? Because modular courses still end up costing the same amount as integrated
@@SirSnipington Modular courses are much more cheaper than integrated.
*Dale's story was really interesting! even with only half the amount, and the learning style he wasn't a fan of, he made it. Cool* :)
Finally I found that's I'm not alone / i found a very simple solution to you all, start by a job that will guarantee money that you need to become a pilot and let you be more engage and commit to your childhood dream
Like air traffic controler, not only you will support your self but you will make pilots friends also, so you in cockpit soon
I love the title "your dream too ?" and then showing exclusively privileged people
Pilots usually all come from wealthy families
It's so disappointing.
What a wicked field !!!
How much did it cost in total???
It varies depending on country and flight school, my nearest flight school has a programme I hope to get into which might get me a job with ryanair at the end which costs around €86,000. It's really not cheap but flight training to go commercial (airline pilot ect) could go anywhere from 75k to 100k
Viper23 😧
@@viper2311 did you get that job from RyanAir?
If you are looking to do it in the uk, don’t expect to pay less than £75k total. Do it in Europe in places like Spain, Czech, Greece, etc - you can expect to pay about 30k-40k total. Only downside you’ll get an easa atpl (can’t work in some places in UK unless you get a easa to CAA conversion).
@@viper2311 is that AFTA in Cork?
Kinda lost respect to all pilots