DeuceOfAces
Well-Known Member
My real question is in the title.
BUT, I also I feel torn.
One half of me that loves seeing the world from the air and traveling wants to become a airline pilot or maybe a corp/fractional pilot (Someone told me it's like the difference between a bus driver and a chauffeur).
The other half is saying the piloting profession ain't what it used to be and I should run far, far away. The industry is in a "race to the bottom"...
Or I could become an air traffic controller.
A career in an airline's corporate HQ instead of in the cockpit of a shiny new jet seems to be looking better every day.
BUT, I don't feel like making a living screwing people over (unless I work at somewhere like LUV, B6, UPS, etc.)
Is airline management always the bad guy? I don't get it...
I've got to make a decision because I can either stick with my current college major (Aviation Administration) or transfer into the piloting program.
Advice anyone?
BUT, I also I feel torn.
One half of me that loves seeing the world from the air and traveling wants to become a airline pilot or maybe a corp/fractional pilot (Someone told me it's like the difference between a bus driver and a chauffeur).
The other half is saying the piloting profession ain't what it used to be and I should run far, far away. The industry is in a "race to the bottom"...
Or I could become an air traffic controller.
A career in an airline's corporate HQ instead of in the cockpit of a shiny new jet seems to be looking better every day.
BUT, I don't feel like making a living screwing people over (unless I work at somewhere like LUV, B6, UPS, etc.)
Is airline management always the bad guy? I don't get it...
I've got to make a decision because I can either stick with my current college major (Aviation Administration) or transfer into the piloting program.
Advice anyone?