This is the last article of a series named “The Complete Guide To Becoming A Pilot”.
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Introduction:
We’ve reached the end of this guide in the Complete Guide To Becoming A Pilot series. I hope it has provided you with a solid understanding of how to ‘create’ a pilot. I don’t claim that I covered every single thing, but I hope that I removed the confusion on the process of becoming a pilot for those aspiring to be, away from all the business-oriented articles, using simple direct language, and adding my personal experience to it. Personally, I didn’t want to write the guide in a very formal language as that would be a bit boring and would match every single other website out there that’s talking about the same topics.
If you are reading this during COVID and have lost hope in becoming a pilot, I want to offer comfort. As a fellow laid-off pilot, I believe things will get better.. Just prepare yourself for the best! Hopefully, the aviation world will soon exit this dark tunnel and move towards a brighter future.
Nothing is impossible in life—all you need is good preparation combined with good decision-making, and I hope to fly with a fan of this blog one day!
I hope that my articles in the Complete Guide To Becoming A Pilot series were up to standard. Feel free to contact me for any corrections or questions!
The End of the Flight:
“This was your first officer speaking”. I hope you enjoyed the ride, and I hope you have a lovely journey going home!
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