The Career Pilot Blueprint: How To Become & Succeed as a Professional Pilot

ISBN-13: 9781496003201 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 202 str.

Gregory Youngs

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Learn The Secrets That Will Help You "Crack the Code" To Landing Your Dream Flying Job The Career Pilot Blueprint will help any pilot or aspiring pilot to launch or dramatically accelerate their career. You will learn the secrets, shortcuts and tips to finish your flight training both faster and cheaper. And the career advice contained in this book can cut months or even years off the time it takes you to land your "dream flying job." Written by career pilot Gregory Youngs, the book contains insights from his first hand experience in a variety of flying jobs, from crop dusting and banner towing, to charter, corporate and airline flying. The Career Pilot Blueprint is filled with more than 200 pages of advice, strategies, tips and insider secrets condensed and summarized for your use. The unique insights come from many years of "real world" experience. Implementing the strategies contained in this book can dramatically increase your chances of success. The topics covered include: Industry outlook. How to finance your training. Rating requirements. Entry level jobs. Career options. Corporate flying. Regional Airline flying. Major Airline Flying. Job hunting advice. Resume and interview advice. Pilot pay rates. Financing sources. Flight school directory. And much more Today, there is a strong demand for qualified pilots. But that demand is about to explode In fact, the industry consensus is that we are on the verge of a serious pilot shortage. Boeing Aircraft has forecast the need for 466,000 new commercial pilots by 2029. An average of more than 23,000 new pilots each year. The airlines alone will need thousands of pilots each year. More than half of all airline pilots are above 50 years old. This means that nearly 50% of airline pilots will be reaching the mandatory retirement age over the next decade. So the time to get started on your career path is now

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