One of the most common questions we get, following our new integrated and cost-effective flight training and guaranteed pilot internship FPAP-EU program launch, is “Can I stay and work in the European airlines after graduation?” Embarking on a career as an airline pilot within the European Union (EU) as a non-EU citizen involves navigating a […]
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“Automation in aviation” is one of the most common question topic that Aerocadet pilot career development consultants get from the young prospective flight training applicants: whether or not the airline industry is going to be able to sustain airline pilot jobs for the next ten or twenty years? The discussion of this question seriously bothers
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Working as an airline pilot comes with incredible perks. From being in the sky to exploring new countries and, of course, earning a decent salary—the benefits are endless! Seeing the world from thousands of feet above is a dream for many, but only a fraction of individuals are able to turn it into reality. However,
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The aviation industry is competitive, and for aspiring airline pilots, meeting minimum requirements is often not enough to secure a position with a top-tier airline. Many pilots risk their careers by stopping at a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) instead of pursuing the Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL), leaving them underqualified in a highly selective job
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The foundation of aviation is safety, which depends on the pilot’s ability and readiness. More than merely operating an airplane, flying needs a thorough understanding of intricate systems, careful adherence to protocols, and the capacity to make judgment calls in a variety of situations. This intricacy highlights how crucial it is that pilots receive the
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Transitioning from a military aviation career to a civilian one involves a crucial step: converting your military flight experience and certifications into a civilian pilot license. For foreign military pilots, this process can seem daunting, but with the right approach, it can be streamlined, especially when aiming to acquire FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) or TCCA
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Navigating the Complexities of Obtaining a Commercial Jet Type Rating: A Guide for New Flight Training Graduates As flight training graduates prepare to embark on their careers, many face the daunting decision of whether to pursue a type rating for a specific commercial jet before securing employment. While the allure of being ready to fly
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Whether you are currently undergoing pilot training in the USA or looking to build your aviation career, it would be interesting to know how much salary airline pilots get. Here, we have come up with a post that highlights the salary that commercial airline pilots usually get. As more and more people fly and fewer
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The US has a wide variety of airlines, and they are not all the same. When you purchased a ticket with a big airline, have you ever questioned why another airline’s name appeared on your ticket under the major airlines? Major airlines have been using minor airlines for flights between smaller locations for years now
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The aviation industry is still grappling with a significant and growing crisis: a global pilot shortage. This shortage has profound implications for airlines, passengers, and the broader economy. As the demand for air travel rebounds post-pandemic, the industry faces an acute shortage of qualified pilots, which threatens to undermine the growth and efficiency of the
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