I am 32 years old and thinking on switching my professional career.
Lawrence,
I became a pilot simply because I love to fly and getting paid to do something you enjoy is the secret of life.
Adam
Lawrence,
When I first thought of flying, I remember hearing a quote from an anonymous user: “a mile of highway will take you just one mile … but a mile of runway will take you anywhere!” Being a racecar driver sounds fun and thrilling, but it’s making left turns and constantly sitting in a hotbox that doesn’t sound appealing. Like Adam said, take a passion and being paid to live your passion, it’s a win-win.
Brady
I was just facsinated with the technology
Lawrence,
I started because I loved the lifestyle it provided. I continued because I fell in love with flying.
Hannah
So I do not have the typical story of loving aviation from a young age, etc. I became a pilot because I saw the quality of life that it provided my father. I have since come to love the job.
For me I am similar to Hannah. I was attracted to the lifestyle, then my love for flying grew overtime.
A good schedule is still the best and worst thing about the job, depending on where a pilot stands on the seniority list.
I still love flying, not just the physical but the mental side too.
I am also really loving all the free food!
Tory
Free food?!?! I guess i joined for the right reason!!! I really just enjoy the view! I cant wait for this to be my career!
Be careful with that free food. While it might taste decent, it is certainly not good for you. I ballooned up when I was flying international and they just fed us for eight hours straight. Went back to domestic, with less free food and less time zone changes, and I lost the extra weight.
I believe it! Im going to be careful! Thanks for the warning!