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Andrew[_6_]
September 20th 07, 08:00 PM
Hi I am in Grade 11 and I live in Canada. I was just wondering what 
would be the best way to go to school and become a commercial airline pilot 
as well as being able to get into an airline industry? I will be recieving 
my private pilots license after Grade 12 free through Cadets and I am also 
currently in french immersion and will be bilingual by the end of high 
school. I was thinking on attending RMC, (Royal Military College), and joing 
the airforce afterwards, but I was wondering if there were any other ways on 
doing it and being able to get a job afterwards. Any opinions will be 
appriciated. Thanks.
The Visitor[_2_]
September 20th 07, 10:31 PM
RMC and military is a solid route.
Or go to Seneca college or the like and go that way.
At any rate get a degree or college diploma. Especially if you are going 
to train yourself, do the instructor thing and move up that way.
One very major airline is looking at ab-initio training their own, so 
keep your ear to the floor. This will be contracted out to a major 
training institute.
John
Andrew wrote:
>    Hi I am in Grade 11 and I live in Canada. I was just wondering what 
> would be the best way to go to school and become a commercial airline 
> pilot as well as being able to get into an airline industry? I will be 
> recieving my private pilots license after Grade 12 free through Cadets 
> and I am also currently in french immersion and will be bilingual by the 
> end of high school. I was thinking on attending RMC, (Royal Military 
> College), and joing the airforce afterwards, but I was wondering if 
> there were any other ways on doing it and being able to get a job 
> afterwards. Any opinions will be appriciated. Thanks.
Andrew[_6_]
September 20th 07, 10:38 PM
Thanks I will be sure to check that out.
"The Visitor" > wrote in message 
...
> RMC and military is a solid route.
>
> Or go to Seneca college or the like and go that way.
>
> At any rate get a degree or college diploma. Especially if you are going 
> to train yourself, do the instructor thing and move up that way.
>
> One very major airline is looking at ab-initio training their own, so keep 
> your ear to the floor. This will be contracted out to a major training 
> institute.
>
> John
>
> Andrew wrote:
>>    Hi I am in Grade 11 and I live in Canada. I was just wondering what 
>> would be the best way to go to school and become a commercial airline 
>> pilot as well as being able to get into an airline industry? I will be 
>> recieving my private pilots license after Grade 12 free through Cadets 
>> and I am also currently in french immersion and will be bilingual by the 
>> end of high school. I was thinking on attending RMC, (Royal Military 
>> College), and joing the airforce afterwards, but I was wondering if there 
>> were any other ways on doing it and being able to get a job afterwards. 
>> Any opinions will be appriciated. Thanks.
>
Private
September 21st 07, 12:43 AM
"Andrew" > wrote in message 
...
>    Hi I am in Grade 11 and I live in Canada. I was just wondering what 
> would be the best way to go to school and become a commercial airline 
> pilot as well as being able to get into an airline industry? I will be 
> recieving my private pilots license after Grade 12 free through Cadets and 
> I am also currently in french immersion and will be bilingual by the end 
> of high school. I was thinking on attending RMC, (Royal Military College), 
> and joing the airforce afterwards, but I was wondering if there were any 
> other ways on doing it and being able to get a job afterwards. Any 
> opinions will be appriciated. Thanks.
I suggest that you go to www.aviation.ca and check out their forum archives, 
I think you will find them full of information regarding training in Canada 
as well as many experiences regarding RMC and military application.
Happy landings,
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