Adult Education
As of this very moment, if you could work towards earning a degree, what would it be in? I would pursue aviation. I wish I knew this when I was 18.
51-55, C
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SandWitch · 26-30, F
The only part of aviation that you can get a degree in is Aviation Management. If you learned how to fly and you acquired every license you needed to become an airline pilot, you would still not have earned a degree at the end of the day because no such aviation piloting degree exists.
CANDAULISTHUSBAND · 51-55, C
@SandWitch Well, I am wrong for calling it aviation. What is the correct terminology for wanting to become a pilot?
SandWitch · 26-30, F
@CANDAULISTHUSBAND
The correct terminology is called "becoming a pilot"!
Based on what an airline pilot friend of mine has spoken of frequently, is this very fact. You can get a private pilot license and call yourself a 'pilot'.
You can get a commercial pilot license but you cannot call yourself a 'commercial pilot' unless you actually have a piloting job where you're earning a living from your commercial pilots license.
If you are an unemployed commercial pilot, you are now called a 'pilot' again.
If you hold an airline transport license and are employed by a bonafide air carrier which has airline designated status by a governing agency, you are now called an 'airline pilot'.
But if you become laid off or otherwise unemployed as a airline pilot, you are now called a 'pilot' again.
The correct terminology is called "becoming a pilot"!
Based on what an airline pilot friend of mine has spoken of frequently, is this very fact. You can get a private pilot license and call yourself a 'pilot'.
You can get a commercial pilot license but you cannot call yourself a 'commercial pilot' unless you actually have a piloting job where you're earning a living from your commercial pilots license.
If you are an unemployed commercial pilot, you are now called a 'pilot' again.
If you hold an airline transport license and are employed by a bonafide air carrier which has airline designated status by a governing agency, you are now called an 'airline pilot'.
But if you become laid off or otherwise unemployed as a airline pilot, you are now called a 'pilot' again.
