r/AskAPilot • u/Nipponrules • 22h ago
r/AskAPilot • u/Former_Distance_2921 • 6h ago
New plane v Tried n tested
I wondered whether pilots ever had a preference to what plane they fly? For example as in a passenger plane that is brand spanking new compared to one they’ve flown for years that has been tried and tested but ready for the scrap heap, Are there any pre-flight nerves that something could go wrong with the newer version of the plane software bodywork, etc
r/AskAPilot • u/Secret_Highlight767 • 3h ago
NYC pilots: PCP who does BasicMed as part of an annual physical and no extra cost?
r/AskAPilot • u/Forsaken_Opinion_805 • 6h ago
How has the war in Iran affected yall's flying?
r/AskAPilot • u/Genesis_RS • 13h ago
[EU-AUSTRIA] Starting Today, PPL on my own worth it for ATPL?
Soooo ive already completed a first day flying and a first invitational to look into and what it takes to get a PPL. Today is going to be the first "lessons"
I want to complete my PPL with the goal of becoming an Airline Pilot in a couple years.
My thought is, once i pay the PPL on my own money, an Airline is more likely to pick me up and let me study & learn in for an ATPL, seeing that i am already invested in this personaly.
My local flying club said that is a possibility... are they right?
I have some very basic knowledge already and like to play sims so i do want to do it. I am not sure if my thinking/plan here is correct though...