Career questions tagged airline-industry
What steps can I take during flight training to make myself a strong candidate for an airline pilot career in the future?
I’m 22 and preparing to begin full-time flight training this summer with the goal of becoming a professional airline pilot. I have already completed my FAA First Class Medical and a discovery flight, and I’m planning to attend a structured flight training program. I’m highly motivated and ready to put in the work, but I’m still at the very beginning of this path and would appreciate advice on how to make the most of my training and stand out as I progress.
I want to become an airline pilot which science/engineering classes should I take going into my senior year of high school?
I am a Junior currently, I would just like a little bit of information on which classes, specifically science or engineering classes to take for my senior year of high school if I choose to go into the aviation field. I have a decent list of colleges lined up, a decent amount of them have flight programs. Some are 4 year schools and some are 2 year schools. As I continue to approach that day, I would love to get some opinions on the classes to take leading up to it.
What are the education requirements to get a job as an airline pilot?
After college (and possibly after military service), I'd like to work for an Airline like Delta, or Alaska. I'm still not fully aware of the college educational requirements for getting the job. Any tips?
What is the career path and training experience of a flight attendant?
I'm interested in becoming a fligth attendant, so I have a few questions for any flight attendant. 1. What inspired you to become a flight attendant? 2. What was the training process like, and how long did it take? 3. What qualifications or certifications are required to become a flight attendant? 4. Is it necessary to attend a flight attendant school before applying to airlines? 5. What advice would you give someone who wants to pursue this career?
What was the toughest part of your training to become a professional pilot, and how did you get through it?
I am a freshman in a college program to become a professional pilot, and my hope is to someday fly for a charter or fractional company like NetJets. Right now I am finishing my PPL, but I really got stuck on learning landings and didn't solo until 40 hours. It was hard to not be discouraged, but I know becoming a pilot takes a LOT of work, time, and effort. I'm willing to give it whatever I need to, but I'd like to know places where people tend to have trouble or get stuck, like I did with my landings. I didn't realize that it does take some people a long time to solo, and that was the main reason I got discouraged, since I thought it meant I was a terrible pilot. Of course, once, landings clicked, I was just fine. Where did you get hung up in earning certificates or additional ratings?
What will the challenges I have to face?
When becoming a flight attendant I hear that scheduling is the biggest hardship they face, I want to wonder if there are anymore issues I will have to look out for?
Where to find internships for airlines?
Are there any internships that our in the airlines industry?
I gave a question for a pilot ? what is the more fast plain in the world????
I am a student 6th grade
What should l do to be an air hostess ?
I'm 17 years with five subjects including English and Business studies
Could you provide an overview of the salary range for commercial pilots, including entry-level and more experienced positions?
I want to know the salaries of a commercial pilot. I know depending on the airline they may vary. I also want to know of a helicopter pilot in the United States Navy and the United States Coast Guard.
What would be the salary of a First Captain of a regional airliner? What would the promotion growth be for a pilot of airlines like Jetblue, Southwest, or American Airlines?
I am a high school freshman and I am interested in becoming an airline pilot as my career. I would like to know the salary, and promotion growth of a First Captain on a regional airliner.
What can a bachelor's in Computer Science do for a pursuing airline pilot?
I am a computer science major in talent ready as a freshman and I'm wondering if I will have a higher chance of getting a job as a pilot or anything in the aviation industry,
How do I become an air force aircraft mechanic in the military?
I want to work on jets and all different types of airplanes, I want to know everything about an air force aircraft mechanic while I'm still young.
what is parental blessing , iam in grade 10?
what is parental blessing , iam in grade 10?
Becoming a Pilot How to start and what to aim for?
-What is the best way to start flight school -Is learning to fly difficult -Is becoming a fighter/naval pilot difficult How should I start out in general
I am a junior in high school and want to become a commercial pilot. Are there any affordable ways for me to start training right now?
Are there any programs or places that fund reduced or free training? What is the process like? How can I get hired by a commercial flight company? #fall24
What does it take to become a commercial pilot?
Becoming a pilot has been a dream of mine since I was a kid, and it's a career that I am open to looking into. I've looked at the Moody Bible College Aviation Spokane, which to my understanding would teach me to be a missionary pilot. I would love to do this, but one day I may like to switch from being a missionary pilot to commercial airlines, and I don't want to have to take another four years of college to switch. What would be my best course of action there?
How to become an airline pilot?
Share your journey & guide aspiring airline pilots on their path! Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
The reality of being a Flight Attendant?
I am currently pursuing a career as a flight attendant. Before proceeding, I would like to know the real advantages and disadvantages of this career.
confused on my future?
hi i'm jamie an 8th grader i aspire to be the airline sector and i love computers..are there any majors i can purse that gives me an oppurtunity in the airline sector with IT?
Can I still be pilot at this age?
I live being a pilot since I was child but due to some circumstances I haven't achieved the dream. Can I still make it?
I need to talk to a commercial airline pilot to find out what is the path I need to take to became a pilot?
I need to talk to a commercial airline pilot to find out what is the path I need to take to became a pilot
I want to be a commercial pilot. Is pursuing a degree in business be useful for flight school?
Will it help me in my aviation education and career?
Will major airlines accept degrees like associates degree?
I want to become a commercial pilot. I have read on a bunch of websites that in order to stand out and be hired by a major airline, they would want you to have a college degree. Many of them say bachelors degree. But will they hire you, even if you have a associates degree?