what should i do now to become a pilot in the future?

Question

i am 14 and don't what to do to become pilot inthe future? are there like any clubs or lessons that are run near london?

Answer 1

Pass every exam you can.
Join the ATC.

Answer 2

Firstly make sure you get good A level results, you can then go to a Pilot training school. There's one at Oxford also Cabair (near to you) or there is a good one in Spain, Flight training Europe in Jerez which provides accommodation. A course will cost you around £60,000 so try and get sponsored if you can. After that you may get a job with an airline who will give you a type rating course, if not and you buy your own that another £30,000.

Join the ATC to make sure it's for you.
Good luck

Answer 3

The aviation market is amazingly volatile in an economic experience, so that isn't any longer accessible to predict what the marketplace for pilots will be like in coming years. despite the indisputable fact that, that is in all likelihood that aviation will live on, and so that is both in all likelihood that pilots will stay employed, over the longer time period. plane crashes and terrorist attacks are a approaches too uncommon to make any massive difference in any respect at the same time as thinking a job as a pilot or flight attendant. that is like someone no longer reading to change right into a physician because he's afraid the operating room would burst into flames, or someone no longer growing a health center instructor because he's afraid he will slip and fracture his cranium on the health center floor.

Answer 4

Hello,

If your sure that you want to become a pilot in future as a career, then one way to approach this is when your old enough ( I think you have to be 18yrs old to take lessons but dont quote me on that!). Is to start taking flying lessons locally & to gain your pilots license. Once you have a pilots license then the next step is to try and gain as many flying hours as possible. After you have gained alot of hours flying then you can approach one of the major airlines about further commercial training, this way it shows your consistent interest and that you already have a good track record, & already have relevant flying experience all be it on smaller aircraft.

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Answer 5

There are all kinds of places in the U.K. where you can take flying lessons, but they're not cheap. I have a friend who is stationed at RAF Molesworth and he's taking flying lessons. The total bill for his lessons was around $5,000.00 in U.S. currency. If you want to become a pilot in the future, you'll need to save your money for flying lessons and read up on aerodynamics and general aviation so you'll go in with a basic understanding of how airplanes work.

Answer 6

Try joining your local A T C .

Answer 7

Make sure you work hard in maths, english and any foreign languages.

These are what BA etc look for!