Is it too late?

Great video!!!

Hey Trent! Thank you for all the information! 🙏 My husband is 36, he's a controls engineer and wants to do a career change and become an airline pilot We want to do a similar method to you and do it as fast as we can cash but he'll still work. With your method, how long would it take to study for the written exam with part 61 verses 141? 141 could save us a lot of money in required flight hours? Also, he's an engineer but he got into this position from his hands on experience but got no degree. Will having no degree make airlines not consider his application even though he's an engineer and would be a great pilot?

Hey Trent what computer do you use with x plane 11???

Awesome videos. Any recommendation for best school of flying in Houston or cypress TX? If with you so gotta come to Boise? Wanna start from zero to CFII. Please give some shadow that can hold the future

I like tuis channel but the commercials....🙄

I'm actually trying to see if the VA will cover flight training in Greece. I found an American regionally accredited school in Greece, the school is already registered with the VA, and has an undergraduate aviation management and pilot studies program. The licenses would be EASA, not FAA. I'm having the school submit their program for approval to the VA. It seems like an uphill battle, but i think it's worth it. Learning to fly in Greece without going into debt would be great.

Is this guide good for any country? I’m in Canada

Is it possible to do the way you did to become a pilot here in Toronto, Canada, or not? And if not, the only way to become an airline pilot is through the training school or college

I'm six months late watching this, but thanks for another good one.

Congrats!! I'm sure airline training will keep you busy but it'd be super cool to maybe see a video one day on tips to succeed in airline training or something like that, best of luck!

Id be curious about the contract language btw you and an aircraft owner, or even the legal protection around using your own aircraft for instruction.

Very helpful video as I embark on my ifr training

I am 51, be my mentor...please ❤

I'm finally passing that 300 mark and moving on to my commercial, thanks for the great and informative video. I agree with a lot of what you said, guess that make me a female body part as well, but a living one...

Love the video and I would fit into this category as a low time pilot. I will say though while I do anticipate you'll receive various negative comments from people trolling or acting macho, it did feel like you spent a bit too much time focused on those parties and their potential replies instead of just keeping it geared to the main audience. People that think you are weak for not flying every flight you plan are bound to end up in a critical accident that could have been prevented due to their reckless mentality.

This was one of the simplest yet most impactful points my instructor has ever shared with me.

I studied for 1 year to pass it. 😂 my it is 124, so according to my perception this guys is is 100000000000000000000000

Any pilot calling out another for personal safety minimums is flirting with an aluminum shower in their future. Aviation is no place for old school "masculinity." PIC is a responsibility-laden position.

It's great, but definitely hard to cater all the advice beyond the US. Flying and careers in Canada can be very different and limited!

Way cool!! Thank you for the help I will definitely be trying to do this in some form or another.

Are you the person mentioned in "Atomic Habits"?

Hey there Trent, thank you for all this information. My question is are there any types of schlorships or grants that are offered for all this?

Great info

Hey Trent! I had a quick question. Many of the flight schools I'm looking at have required "ground training" as part of their packages for PPL. I'm curious, is taking and passing the FAA exams the sum of this ground training? As in, if I pass them, should I be able to request to bypass the majority of ground training and instead just focus on flying? Or is there more to the ground training besides what's covered by the tests? Or does the written exam content have basically little-nothing to do with ground training, and I should still expect to pay for around 35-40 hours of ground training/

what are your thoughts on the SubSonex personal jet kits? they seem like quite impressive little jets.

Why go to the airlines? Your business is very scalable, just grow it and eventually you'll be making the same or more than you would at the airlines and have freedom you will never get working for someone else.

I really enjoyed hearing your story. I didn’t expect to hear that much, and it became even more intriguing the longer I listened. Your resilience is truly admirable! 🫡

Trent so you suggest to use Sheppard instead of Sportys for the PPL, also thank you for Pilot Cafe info and your the Google Doc, it's been very helpful.

Inspiring…

This is the greatest thing ever! Thank you so much!

I’m a veteran and I really want to be a pilot but I want to be able to use my VA benefits but I have no idea how to go about it for a pilots license

Another great video as always brother. I’ve been wondering for a long time. If you didn’t have a family or a home in Boise, would you have stayed in Ohio and worked as a cfi/mei at mca?

Hi Trent! I’m a 21 year old woman with basically no money in savings ($5k) but want to become an airline pilot! I don’t have any expenses that I could slash down on, and I only work part time for $17 an hour. Is getting a loan my only option?

A Ghanaian in my 35 with 0 hours of flight hours where is the best country to learn and have my pilot certificate

Thanks Trent for more amazing information! I do have several questions regarding this independent route. What was the hourly charge of the aircraft? Did the students pay for fuel separately or was it covered under the rental? How did you schedule the students (IE app or paper and pencil)? Thank you!

Nice 👍🏾

Did you sign the training contract?

That was an amazing interview ! Thanks Trent, very informative and inspiring

Now that you are youtube famous, haters gonna hate =).

Will the gi bill cover flight school not a degree plan after you get you private pilot license?

Great video!

So am I correct in saying an aircraft in trim is gaining altitude while maintaining level flight?

$500 for a intro flight. Is that normal?

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I started flight training in 2012. I just got the multi engine rating. And started to send out resumes 😂