Pilot Cadet Programs - Pros and Cons 

You are most welcome

I’m not sure what you mean by work agreements, can you be more specific? Every cadet program out there all require you sign an agreement so there’s no specific list since they all have those agreements you have to sign.

The job market was quite saturated before the 1500 hr rule. Majority of the market saturation was due to low employment not the rule. Currently, the demand for pilots is there and there are no indications that the 1500 hr rule will be abandoned.

Thank you I see that the main causes of high pilots pay and ahrage 1-1500 hr rule 2-no federal loans for flight training And I can see it is a possibility both problem will bes solved in coming 10.years and then all lilots who paid 60-100k in flight training will be screwed . You know in Europe and some under developed countries pilots sometime pay to fly jets just to get. Some experience and hours.on the promise to get paid when they become captains . Only in US such shortage and high.pay is.occuring . Best regards

@@mohamedyusef9174 I totally agree with you. The current market in the U.S. is mostly due to a strong economy.

If you plan to fly in the US, then you will need to get your hours up to the minimum requirements. This is why most choose the CFI route to build hours.

@@stephenav8so if I will need to still get those hours why would I go to a cadet program if i can’t earn hours there and I have to still get hours becoming like a cfi elsewhere. What I am mainly asking is, if I need hours to get to the airlines and I won’t be earning enough hours to even get to the airlines within the cadet program then why even attend my if I’m not flying and just taking classes.

My suggestion is you look at airlines in India and see if they offer any programs. The cadet programs in this video applies to mostly US Citizens or Permanent Residents.

@@stephenav8 they do but i wish to join the Emirates cadet program , is it good ? If not is there any other middle eastern cadet program?

There are but it depends on where you are located.

You can start as early as 14 and the minimum age to be a private pilot is 16. Science courses will help but not required

Yeah because they are American Airlines

I understand. I will keep searching for opportunities everywhere and bring them here.

It’s harder to get into those programs.

You might be able to get a student or work visa, but you would need to check and be sure

They only take Singaporeans from my understanding.

Hello

You don’t have to be a citizen. You just need a work permit.