u/ChickenCrimpyFan

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Hi guys,

I'm an Aussie working in engineering, but have been researching the pathways involved in moving to British Columbia with the end goal of becoming an airline pilot and was looking for some advice!

As much as I understand there is significant cost involved for me to get my PPL, CPL and ATPL, would I have a chance at getting into an airline by simply going through a flying school (e.g. Vancouver Aviation College etc.), as opposed to an actual college (e.g. BCIT)?

I am considering working full time as an engineer in BC to get my PR, so the flexibility of a flying school (and lower costs) would be the only suitable option in my situation.

Also, so far it seems most entry level airline positions I've seen want 750-1000 hours, are there any smaller airlines/ operations around the area that pick up fresh grads which would help get me to those hours?

Thanks!

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u/ChickenCrimpyFan — 16 days ago