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Maximillian_Jenius · December 10th, 2004, 20:37

UALBryce is a friend of mine. Incidently if your wondering he is a "breeder". Anyways continuing on he originally asked me this question and I referred him to this board to see what others thought.
As he mentioned he has a college degree and his PPL. So one might think that if he can complete a college degree sucessfully I might add that he could further complete all his ratings.Right? Even people with no disabilities and all there ratings don't always make it to the "big show" and become airline pilots so I was quick to make him aware of that fact.
But he does have his PPL. I told him in my non-expert opinion that if he could focus and put his mind to it that he could prolly suceed at his life goals of being a pilot maybe possibly an airline pilot.
I didn't blow smoke up his ass and say that it'd be exactly a "cake walk" only that it might be possible. Opinions?

Matthew

December 10th, 2004, 20:37	#4
Maximillian_Jenius Old Skool Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: KPHX, KFFZ, KIWA Posts: 19,234	Re: Auditory Learning Disabilities UALBryce is a friend of mine. Incidently if your wondering he is a "breeder". Anyways continuing on he originally asked me this question and I referred him to this board to see what others thought. As he mentioned he has a college degree and his PPL. So one might think that if he can complete a college degree sucessfully I might add that he could further complete all his ratings.Right? Even people with no disabilities and all there ratings don't always make it to the "big show" and become airline pilots so I was quick to make him aware of that fact. But he does have his PPL. I told him in my non-expert opinion that if he could focus and put his mind to it that he could prolly suceed at his life goals of being a pilot maybe possibly an airline pilot. I didn't blow smoke up his ass and say that it'd be exactly a "cake walk" only that it might be possible. Opinions? Matthew