u/Lazyman69420

Hi, I’m a CS graduate, but becoming a pilot has always been a dream of mine. Ever since I was young, I’ve been fascinated by aviation and always wanted to fly professionally. I chose CS for my education, but the dream of becoming a pilot has never really gone away.

I’m now seriously considering pursuing that dream and coming to Canada for flight training. Training in my home country can take a very long time and become quite expensive because of the shortage of aircraft and some management issues, so I’m exploring Canada as an alternative.

My goal is to complete my pilot training, build a career as a professional pilot, and, if possible, eventually get PR in Canada. I understand that PR isn’t guaranteed and would like to know what realistic pathways might be available after completing my training.(Just want to get half my fees back before leaving)

I have a budget of around CAD 180,000 for my flight training. I’d really appreciate any advice on whether this would be enough, which training route would make the most sense, and what my options could look like after completing my licenses.

Hi, I’m a CS graduate, but becoming a pilot has always been a dream of mine. Ever since I was young, I’ve been fascinated by aviation and always wanted to fly professionally. I chose CS for my education, but the dream of becoming a pilot has never really gone away.

I’m now seriously considering pursuing that dream and coming to Canada for flight training. Training in my home country can take a very long time and become quite expensive because of the shortage of aircraft and some management issues, so I’m exploring Canada as an alternative.

My goal is to complete my pilot training, build a career as a professional pilot, and, if possible, eventually get PR or even better get my fees back in Canada. I understand that PR isn’t guaranteed and would like to know what realistic pathways might be available after completing my training.

I have a budget of around CAD 180,000 for my flight training. I’d really appreciate any advice on whether this would be enough, which training route would make the most sense, and what my options could look like after completing my licenses.