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Hi everyone,

I was wondering, what the easiest way is to become a commercial airline pilot with BA, Lufthansa etc.

with regards,

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By: shauny2k1 - 5th May 2001 at 18:10

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I also wish to become an airline pilot, whether or not I make it thats a different story, But i’ll sure try my best.

The best thing to do is write to all the airlines, and ask then some questions about if they off sponsorship and stuff.

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By: james - 2nd May 2001 at 18:00

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Hi im James, cant help you on pilot training, but i was wondering if you could help me!!
Id like to put a message on the message page but dont know how to. Im a new member to this site. Any ideas?!!.

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By: Jetlag - 27th April 2001 at 06:42

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Hey Dutchy,

EPST is the European Pilot Selection & Training course.
A lot of Dutch guys I know did their training there.
The selection is pretty hard,but if you get through, you`ll be guided closely throughout your courses.
Check out www.epst.com for more information about it.

If you want o check out more private) flight training programmes, you have to check:
www.AVASP.com
If you fill in your data,a lot and I mean A LOT) of flight schools (like Comair and flight safy tc)
will send you their info.

Please, get a lot of information about the training-costs,and how you are going to pay for it,
Flight training is very expensive, and you take a pretty big financial risk if you`ll start.
And when you start training, get yourself a “loss of licence” insurance.

See ya,
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By: Dutchy - 26th April 2001 at 09:19

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Hey are you from Holland Dutchy????
Yep Lufthansa is all in German (sorry)
But why don`t you try the EPST program?
It`s in Holland and they train you from nothing to an 737 FO!!!!
Easy jet gets pilots from there!!!!
At least you HAVE to be under 27 years old!!!!!!
And you HAVE to study very very hard, but it`s worth it at the end! (believe me!)

See ya,
jetlag

What is the EPST program. Study hard is no problem and I’m not going to reatch 27 for a few years.

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By: Jetlag - 24th April 2001 at 22:39

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Hey are you from Holland Dutchy????

Yep Lufthansa is all in German (sorry)
But why don`t you try the EPST program?
It`s in Holland and they train you from nothing to an 737 FO!!!!
Easy jet gets pilots from there!!!!
At least you HAVE to be under 27 years old!!!!!!
And you HAVE to study very very hard, but it`s worth it at the end! (believe me!)

See ya,
jetlag

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By: Dutchy - 24th April 2001 at 16:33

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What about the BA flying school, is it any good?
The courses with Lufthansa are they in German, hope not cause my German is awfull.

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By: Jetlag - 23rd April 2001 at 23:38

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Nederlander?
Frst thing you have to do is get your medical checks!
And then you know if you can do the JAR/FCL courses.
If you faiil your medicals,you have no chance.
In holland 95% of all medical tests go allright.
The lufthansa flight school has a special ab-initio course, which is relatively cheap.
After finishing this course, you have a big chance to start flying for Lufthansa city-line,
the chance of flying for Lufthansa classic is a lot smaller.
But……..the way I see it, flying small is better than not flying at all!!!!

Hope you know a little bit more?
If you have more questions …..just ask okay?

see ya!
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By: Airbus - 23rd April 2001 at 22:10

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Hi there,
I want to join BA, I am only 13, so I have a long way to go. My route is to join the RAF, then go to BA(Saves a lot of money), I think they call it the direct Entry scheme.
Anyone know how much an average Co-pilot gets?
With Regards
Matthew

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By: Dutchy - 23rd April 2001 at 16:40

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Nevertheless I want to be, has anybody some constructive coments?

JW

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By: KabirT - 20th April 2001 at 16:52

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There is no EASY way of becoming a pilot, becoming a pilot takes alot of determination and hard work. Especially with Lufthansa and BA, they are hard people in choosin pilots. As they are strict in safety.

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