Flying: Career paths. Captain Peter Ogertschnigg

[@nightowldickson]

Cathay definitely in need of more B777 crew these days! Going via the Air Force pathway is an option for some depending on the countries where they live.

[@CaptainSwoop]

I can't think of another civil profession that is so demanding in its requirement for constant, demonstrated proof of competence, both in health and proficiency. Fail either one and it's - "see you LATER"

[@joshilini2]

Of course medical standards are fairly high for airline pilots. However, failing a sim check will just result in extra training. It's what we are prepared for from Day 1 of our training in a small Cessna. People fail checkrides for their private, commercial etc.

[@joelangley7974]

I think the role of a Police Officer, certainly in the UK is very mentally demanding as well. You have to have a high level of knowledge of the powers they can use and how to deal with such a range of differing scenarios, whereas an airline pilot is very much regimented and procedure based…that is of course not to say that they aren’t quick thinkers as well and know exactly what to do in an emergency before even looking at the QRH

[@slavimihaylov2455]

Inspiring video Capitan, thank you!

[@billylain7456]

I love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make and post them!!

[@atcatc4575]

He is very young to get married

[@Emmedd6]

747 views 😂

[@sebinamuwanga]

Thanks for the video, Skipper. The Air Force is a great place to start one's flying career. However, compared to Europe, Africa and Asia, we do not have many ex-Air Force pilots flying for civilian operators in Sub-Saharan Africa. Could anyone explain why?

[@TheFurreid]

thanks Capt.. where was this wedding? looks like Hawaii.. ha ha..

[@B747-4OO]

Very interesting video! Great idea, love to see more! Thx and later 😎

[@Menviator]

I want to become an airline pilot i am about to start with cpl exams

[@imkarthikbhasi]

Hi Captain