wow... nice ni dah. ang you pm me some details bro, like after this course na worth 30k is there another course to get or what. and pila pod ang rate /hour sa flying course which you have to achieve 40 hours.
wow... nice ni dah. ang you pm me some details bro, like after this course na worth 30k is there another course to get or what. and pila pod ang rate /hour sa flying course which you have to achieve 40 hours.
nice... but the sked will not benefit me..... conflict sa wrk sked ko....
Pictures of the Aircraft Fleet showing CESSNA 152 (2 seaters) and 172 (4 seaters). Prehas ranag itsura ang duha, ang size ray nakalahi. Mas dako ang 172.
Nope, sayop imong nasabtan. Bali ani na siya, pwede ka mokuha ug 2 hours lang sa kung mobayad ka 16,000 ba ron. So meaning, depende sa imong kwarta nga ibayad, mao rapuy makuha nimo nga flying hours.
As far as I know, naa nay mga pilots karon in Airlines like Cebu Pacific, PAL, nga estudyante sauna ni Capt. Dan Bahinting. So meaning, hayag gyud imong kaugmaon ug makahoman ka ani nga course. Maski dili ka i-refer, basta nindot lang imong training record (kay naa man gyud nay training record), dako kaayo kag chances nga makatrabaho dayon not only sa mga local airline companies nato dire sa philippines but also in other countries as well.
@koontz_circle
Hopefully natubag nako imong mga pangutana. And if naa pa ka additional, I can give you the personal contact info of Capt. Dan Bahinting para siya na mismo motubag. Just send me a PM lang.
@ shadowchest
thanks for the detailed answer bro, i have one more query, naay maximum age limit to enroll the course?
mahala jud diay per hour rate.. 8000 x 40 = P320,000
hurot hurot atong savings ani..... but it would be nice investment jud kung passion jud ni nimo...
Last edited by flanker; 07-15-2009 at 08:10 PM.
The minimum is 40 hours for a Private Pilot's License but plan on getting your license at around 50 hours or so, which is the more realistic target. Anyway, if you go on to a Commercial Pilot's License, this should not matter because you have to build up hours anyway.
Once upon a time airlines used to hire only pilots with 3,000 hours or more. Nowadays a Commercial Pilot's License with Instrument Rating will do for smaller carriers like Seair. So now is the perfect time to become a professional pilot.
By the way, could you please PM me Dan's new number? I only have his old one from years ago.
@Tarmac
Thanks for that additional information. Are you a Pilot already? By the way, I sent you Capt. Dan's new number.
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