Becoming a pilot is really a lifestyle choice.  Pilots themselves are an interesting breed of people.  Often at parties it seems that they speak their own language, and have a different sense of humour.  Most of their jokes relate to air crafts or flying, and many of the things in their house remind them of flying or the history of aviation.

Flying provides people with absolute freedom.  Ask any pilot and they will tell you that the joys of flying like a bird between the clouds cannot be beaten.  It is this feeling, as well as the many other freedoms that come from flying a plane, that makes pilots put in the long training hours as well as spend the significant amount of money it costs to become accredited.  These small sacrifices are well worth the freedom

So you have decided to become a pilot – Congratulations!  Flying is a wonderful experience whether you plan to approach it as a hobby, or a career.  Your family and associates will certainly be supportive, if a slightly apprehensive, about your decision to “take to the air”.  Obtaining a pilot’s license takes a substantial amount of time and resources. Choosing the right flight training school is paramount to your satisfaction and success.