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Lead Sled · December 17th, 2007, 20:48

I'm in the exact same position as you. 32 and thinking of switching to a career in aviation. Since I'm higher on the age side I've been looking into schools like ATP to get things moving quicker. Very expensive but quick training from what I gather. I've heard people say they've gone from zero time to a regional job in one year and even less....but I'm fairly certain that would mean quitting your job.

Not sure how quickly things can be done if you keep working 32/hours a week.

Stay tuned for much better responses, you def don't want to take my advice.....I'm only here for support.

Good luck!

December 17th, 2007, 20:48	#2
Lead Sled Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 63	Re: Giving up the drugs to become a pilot... I'm in the exact same position as you. 32 and thinking of switching to a career in aviation. Since I'm higher on the age side I've been looking into schools like ATP to get things moving quicker. Very expensive but quick training from what I gather. I've heard people say they've gone from zero time to a regional job in one year and even less....but I'm fairly certain that would mean quitting your job. Not sure how quickly things can be done if you keep working 32/hours a week. Stay tuned for much better responses, you def don't want to take my advice.....I'm only here for support. Good luck!