r/PilotAdvice

I’m 17 wanting to become a pilot in NYC

As the title states I live in NYC, I’ve decided aviation is the path I want to take. It’s been on my radar for years and I’ve really started to lean into in within the past 12 months. I’d like to get my bachelors so I’m looking into Vaughn and Farmingdale for this. I’m aware of the hiring shortage so things may be a bit skewed right now, but I’m curious of people’s experiences at these schools and who’s one they think would make the most sense. Vaughn is considerably more expensive, but I’d have to dorm for Farmingdale. My parents are willing to pay for it all so I have some freedom of choice. Just want to hear people’s thoughts.

Thanks Everyone

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u/Prior-Age1811 — 2 hours ago

My boss has offered to fully fund my PPL if I engage in an affair with them - they are married. I am single. I am not physically attracted to them. Should I accept the offer?

Advice welcome.

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u/Popular-Tap5549 — 6 hours ago

Commercial pilot eligibility

Long story short I was a stupid teenager and got a DUI (marijuana) At 19. I cleaned up my act shortly after and have been sober. I am now 25 and wondering if I’d be eligible to become a commercial pilot? I understand that I could possibly still get licensed, but my question is would a commercial airline even consider hiring me or not?

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u/Heavy_Reference5952 — 7 hours ago

University vs Flight School

What is the general opinion of becoming a pilot through a program at a university compared with going to a flight school not affiliated with a university.

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u/AppearanceAny9986 — 1 day ago
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Been out of college for 4 years now (Engineering Bachelors) let’s say money isn’t a concern (ofc it is) how do I pivot to becoming a commercial pilot?

u/Popular_Spinach_9288 — 4 days ago

Finishing highschool in 1 year, been out in the industry a while working on planes and taking many flights. Any advice going into flight school once I graduate?

u/Few_Grapefruit1221 — 4 days ago

Starting past 40, no kids but want a family. Career regional pilot (FO or CA) vs career major airline first officer.

u/Flightyscientist — 8 days ago