Question about ASA training

Virusss · September 24th, 2002, 13:18

How does it help you? (me)...

And is this the class you take after you get all your rating's and training to become a pro pilot?

Im asking because i couldount find anything on there site

Baronman · September 24th, 2002, 21:00

There's no "class" to take to become a pro pilot. A program like ASA allows low-time pilots to possibly get hired by a regional airline. Generally speaking though this type of program is the exception and not the rule, so to become a "pro" you gain experience through other means, typically instructing, flying banners or sky divers. There is no clearly defined path from point A-B in an aviation career, each pilot has to blaze his/her own trail.

September 24th, 2002, 13:18	#1
Virusss Banned Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 165	Question about ASA training How does it help you? (me)... And is this the class you take after you get all your rating's and training to become a pro pilot? Im asking because i couldount find anything on there site

September 24th, 2002, 21:00	#2
Baronman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: NEWARK Posts: 1,129	Re: Question about ASA training There's no "class" to take to become a pro pilot. A program like ASA allows low-time pilots to possibly get hired by a regional airline. Generally speaking though this type of program is the exception and not the rule, so to become a "pro" you gain experience through other means, typically instructing, flying banners or sky divers. There is no clearly defined path from point A-B in an aviation career, each pilot has to blaze his/her own trail.

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