Hi, this is my first post here but I've been reading you for quite a long time.
My dilemma here is whether I should attend a 3 year program now to obtain my CPL or go to university. My goal is, of course, to fly the big jets one day. Apparently, most companies require pilots to a university degree? Should I get a degree first and then get my CPL or the other way around?
I applied to university in accounting for next year BUT I still have a week left to apply to flight school . I've always dreamed about becoming a pilot, like many others here. Here in Québec, I could obtain my CPL license for less than a 1000$. What is keeping me from pursuing this career is the low amount of jobs. I look across the career section of different Canadian companies every now and then and I realized pilot jobs rarely appear. Do many pilots end up staying at the regionals with a crappy pay all their life because it's almost impossible to work for a major airline?
I also speak English, French and Spanish. Could this be useful?
Thanks!
My dilemma here is whether I should attend a 3 year program now to obtain my CPL or go to university. My goal is, of course, to fly the big jets one day. Apparently, most companies require pilots to a university degree? Should I get a degree first and then get my CPL or the other way around?
I applied to university in accounting for next year BUT I still have a week left to apply to flight school . I've always dreamed about becoming a pilot, like many others here. Here in Québec, I could obtain my CPL license for less than a 1000$. What is keeping me from pursuing this career is the low amount of jobs. I look across the career section of different Canadian companies every now and then and I realized pilot jobs rarely appear. Do many pilots end up staying at the regionals with a crappy pay all their life because it's almost impossible to work for a major airline?
I also speak English, French and Spanish. Could this be useful?
Thanks!