Forigrn guy need some advices
05-08-2007, 03:14 PM
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Forigrn guy need some advices
Hello everybody,
I read this forum for a long time and there is a lot of helpful information,
I'm 26yrs old guy from Israel. I did my Private in Maryland a year ago, I having hard time to decide if to put everything in my life such as family business etc on hold and move to the USA and continue study, My dream is to become an airline pilot in Israel it's almost impossible to become an airline pilot if you wasn't airforce pilot, I don't have US citizenship but I have a lot of ambition what would you recommend on? is it possible for a guy like me which come from a different country to seat in the right sit of American company one day? is it worth it? to leave behind my parents my brothers. I know you can't give me an answer and it need to come from deep inside me but just wanna know what you guys think about it
I read this forum for a long time and there is a lot of helpful information,
I'm 26yrs old guy from Israel. I did my Private in Maryland a year ago, I having hard time to decide if to put everything in my life such as family business etc on hold and move to the USA and continue study, My dream is to become an airline pilot in Israel it's almost impossible to become an airline pilot if you wasn't airforce pilot, I don't have US citizenship but I have a lot of ambition what would you recommend on? is it possible for a guy like me which come from a different country to seat in the right sit of American company one day? is it worth it? to leave behind my parents my brothers. I know you can't give me an answer and it need to come from deep inside me but just wanna know what you guys think about it
05-08-2007, 04:39 PM
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Only you can answer the question of whether something is worth it. However, let me just say that you are only 26 years old, old enough to leave your parents and brothers for a few years in order to find out for yourself if you have what it takes. If things work out, then great. But if things blow up, you can be sure your family will welcome you back in a heartbeat. Since I am not employed by any airline, I cannot say whether someone from Israel can ever sit on the left or right seat, but I'm sure many others will weigh in soon. Intuitively, I cannot imagine that won't be possible. Good luck in whatever you decide.
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