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Sir i gave my medicals today. Your medicals video and international student video helped me a lot. Im very much thankful. Hope to meet you in Vancouver, Canada in august 2020. Regards from India🇮🇳
Hey Yaro. I’m a new pilot and just got my commercial rating in America. Working on CFI now and aspiring to work at an airline. Thanks for another great video. I look forward to flying from the US to Canada soon!
Hey I've been following your videos a lot lately. And I'm coming to Canada in 2020 for flight school. Your international students video really helped. Hope to cross paths with you there! good job on the videos by the way
Genuinely it depends on the country you are flying in. In North America, it’s a safe job, as airplanes are maintained really well, and pilot training is top notch. In other developing countries, there is a lot of bribery and cutting corners in maintenance, lack in pilot training and poor safety records.
Hey, Yaro. Great video! I just recently started watching you, I’m an aspiring pilot and I wanted to ask. How did you go on about applying for pilot positions? Did you send a bunch of applications online, job fairs? Also if there’s a video regarding this topic please link it to me
Hey! Yes I already have a video on finding the first pilot job. I have 2 playlists, the first is learning to fly, and the second is working as a pilot. In each you will find answers to most of the questions you have 👍🏻
Great deal of benefits. I think it is great bene that Pakis and Indians get free flight training and permanent residency. At least it nullifies some of the shortage. Do you get to travel on your days off for fun or does the family keep you at home?
Personally I now enjoy my time away from the cockpit spending it on other passions in life, but now that the pandemic is mostly over we’d like to resume traveling again!
@@AviatorInspirations I thought there would be some good opportunities but it seems the government gives the opportunities away because citizens can get them. I am looking at overseas pilot job that pay better and have some benefits. I didn’t realize how difficult it is to get past the HR wall but it says a lot about corporate jobs
Everyone is trying to get into the USA because of the high pay, but it’s very difficult to get a work permit for pilots (3-5years wait minimum). Europe has had several airline bankruptcies, so I’m not sure how desperate airlines are for pilots at the moment. Canada is easier to get to and get a work permit, so many people are trying to immigrate here. Which country are you coming from?
And also is the airline responsible for all the hotel charge in case there is a layover? because I remember watching another video, that pilot changed his career from airline pilot back to flight instructor, and he mentioned that sometimes when there is delay in one flight, that results in he is late for the second flight he is responsible for and so on, and eventually he even needs to pay for the hotel fee...I am not sure if it is because he is not a Canadian pilot, but that makes me really confused.
I have a video coming out about commuting in the next couple of days, that will answer this question! When you are at work, all hotels are covered by the airline
@@AviatorInspirations Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! Just curious, what kind of hotels would you guys stay in usually? you can probably do a hotel tour next time filming the video haha
Hi, hope you are doin good sir i have a question. Can pilots have a long beard and work in canada or USA ? Coz as a muslim its mandatory to have a beard. Thank you so much
Long beard no, it has to be short (#2 trimmer guard) and neat. Not all airlines allow beards, especially in the US, they are very strict. Canada has more airlines that allow a short beard.
No mountains! The majority of the people in BC live in the lower mainland, so there are fewer aviation jobs. Alberta is flat, and the flying spans border to border, with more cities that need to be connected by air. Plus more flight schools if you want to be a flight instructor. I’m not saying you can’t find a job in BC, but historically most pilots leave BC to build their hours, then later come back.
Hi Yaro! I am considering a pilot career, and I recently watched almost every videos you make, thank you for all the information you provide in the video! I have two stupid questions to ask, hope you don't mind, I would really appreciate your answers. One is how safe or dangerous the pilot career is, for example, for big planes that have more than one engine, even one fails, the other can possibly keep flying the airplane, but what if it happens on the small plane? and the other thing is pilots are exposed to higher radiation up in the air so frequently, that some people say they have higher chance of getting skin cancer and other issue, is it just rumor? Second question is many pilots mention one of the reason they love their career is they get to travel around the world. It makes sense, however, after you and the crew land in one city, how long can you stay there before flying back? I heard it is just two days, that's why I am wondering do pilots really have a chance to travel around?
Happy to hear you are finding my channel helpful! To answer the 1st question, in my 15yrs I’ve only had 2 emergencies. In single engine airplanes, you land anywhere you can, usually a road or highway, but those are so rare that most pilots will never see it. However, you train for engine failures during flight training. Yes radiation is a thing, but there are mixed scientific studies on it. I’m planning on making a video about this in 2020. In terms of travel, it’s sometimes a catch 22, yes we travel, but layovers are short and we usually stay in hotels beside the airport. If you do long haul, then yes you can have up to 2 days somewhere, but on short haul your average layover is around 15hrs. Your only advantage is flight benefits like I talked about in this video.
@@AviatorInspirations I am watching the documentary films about plane accidents produced by national geography lately, although I know it is so rare, but it still gives me chill....also I know the schedule for pilots are different from other industries, so how about the vacation time?
No you don’t need one to train here. Air Canada is the only airline here that requires a degree to be hired as a pilot, but pilots have gotten jobs there without degrees, just depends on how desperate they are for pilots at the time
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Sir i gave my medicals today. Your medicals video and international student video helped me a lot. Im very much thankful. Hope to meet you in Vancouver, Canada in august 2020. Regards from India🇮🇳
Happy I could help 🙂
Hey brother am.too from india can you help me too which school did you choose n much more
Mahipal Singh hey buddy, dm me on instagram on xprathamx
Hey Yaro. I’m a new pilot and just got my commercial rating in America. Working on CFI now and aspiring to work at an airline. Thanks for another great video. I look forward to flying from the US to Canada soon!
Hey congrats!! Im sure you will be at a regional in no time👌🏻
Thank you for this great. I just got my instructor rating and started to build hours. What regional airlines that doesn’t fly to America?
All regionals fly to America. Your only option will be air ambulance and small charter operators.
Another Great video from my favourite Pilot : )
Thank you.
Another awesome and well explained video. Thanks a lot!
Glad you found it helpful!
You have to pay for nonrev benefits in Canada? In the US for pilots its free.
Yes we unfortunately still have to pay taxes and airport improvement fees
As usual another great video Yaro!! Thanks for making this video! 🤘
Hope you found it helpful 🤙🏻
Aviator Inspirations yeah I certainly did!
My favourite pilot
Hey I've been following your videos a lot lately. And I'm coming to Canada in 2020 for flight school. Your international students video really helped. Hope to cross paths with you there! good job on the videos by the way
Thank you, happy to hear my channel helped! Good luck in your training😀
Best of Luck
Hey buddy have you given your medicals?
@@prathammasand9689 Yeah I'm done with it and the reports have been sent to Canada. Waiting on the results as it might take a minimum of 60 days.
@@hariharan8880 Thank you!
Hi Could you genuinely answer this question?
Is flight training or becoming a pilot risky job ?
Genuinely it depends on the country you are flying in. In North America, it’s a safe job, as airplanes are maintained really well, and pilot training is top notch. In other developing countries, there is a lot of bribery and cutting corners in maintenance, lack in pilot training and poor safety records.
Hey, Yaro. Great video! I just recently started watching you, I’m an aspiring pilot and I wanted to ask. How did you go on about applying for pilot positions? Did you send a bunch of applications online, job fairs? Also if there’s a video regarding this topic please link it to me
Hey! Yes I already have a video on finding the first pilot job. I have 2 playlists, the first is learning to fly, and the second is working as a pilot. In each you will find answers to most of the questions you have 👍🏻
As in your last video , I request you for guidance would you please tell me where should I get enrolled as a Pakistani student with less expence.
Check out my international pilot training video👍🏻
Have you completed your pilot training?
Because I am also Pakistani students want to become Commercial Pilot.
What's the difference between a ground pilot an a pilot
Great deal of benefits. I think it is great bene that Pakis and Indians get free flight training and permanent residency. At least it nullifies some of the shortage. Do you get to travel on your days off for fun or does the family keep you at home?
Personally I now enjoy my time away from the cockpit spending it on other passions in life, but now that the pandemic is mostly over we’d like to resume traveling again!
@@AviatorInspirations I thought there would be some good opportunities but it seems the government gives the opportunities away because citizens can get them. I am looking at overseas pilot job that pay better and have some benefits. I didn’t realize how difficult it is to get past the HR wall but it says a lot about corporate jobs
Everyone is trying to get into the USA because of the high pay, but it’s very difficult to get a work permit for pilots (3-5years wait minimum). Europe has had several airline bankruptcies, so I’m not sure how desperate airlines are for pilots at the moment. Canada is easier to get to and get a work permit, so many people are trying to immigrate here. Which country are you coming from?
@@AviatorInspirations Canada, see the issues. Heavy favoritism of women and new immigrants by the companies. Isn’t same issue’s going on in States?
Canada supports women in Aviation, its not favoritism or an issue. Women are not less superior than men when it comes to flying an airplane.
And also is the airline responsible for all the hotel charge in case there is a layover? because I remember watching another video, that pilot changed his career from airline pilot back to flight instructor, and he mentioned that sometimes when there is delay in one flight, that results in he is late for the second flight he is responsible for and so on, and eventually he even needs to pay for the hotel fee...I am not sure if it is because he is not a Canadian pilot, but that makes me really confused.
I have a video coming out about commuting in the next couple of days, that will answer this question! When you are at work, all hotels are covered by the airline
@@AviatorInspirations Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! Just curious, what kind of hotels would you guys stay in usually? you can probably do a hotel tour next time filming the video haha
The hotels are quality name brands and each airline has a hotel negotiating committee that tries to get the best accommodations for the crews
Hi, hope you are doin good sir i have a question. Can pilots have a long beard and work in canada or USA ? Coz as a muslim its mandatory to have a beard. Thank you so much
Long beard no, it has to be short (#2 trimmer guard) and neat. Not all airlines allow beards, especially in the US, they are very strict. Canada has more airlines that allow a short beard.
@@AviatorInspirationsthanks for the reply sir👍
Thats not negoiting that's demanding and I like it🤣
If you don’t ask you don’t get 😜
Hey Yaro, Where Province Have More Low Time Pilot Jobs BC Or Alberta ?
Probably alberta
@@AviatorInspirations How, like BC is More Developed What is the feature that Alberta Has That It Has more Jobs ?
No mountains! The majority of the people in BC live in the lower mainland, so there are fewer aviation jobs. Alberta is flat, and the flying spans border to border, with more cities that need to be connected by air. Plus more flight schools if you want to be a flight instructor. I’m not saying you can’t find a job in BC, but historically most pilots leave BC to build their hours, then later come back.
@@AviatorInspirations Okk Thanks For Awareing Me About It......
It Was A Valuable Information......
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Hi Yaro! I am considering a pilot career, and I recently watched almost every videos you make, thank you for all the information you provide in the video! I have two stupid questions to ask, hope you don't mind, I would really appreciate your answers.
One is how safe or dangerous the pilot career is, for example, for big planes that have more than one engine, even one fails, the other can possibly keep flying the airplane, but what if it happens on the small plane? and the other thing is pilots are exposed to higher radiation up in the air so frequently, that some people say they have higher chance of getting skin cancer and other issue, is it just rumor?
Second question is many pilots mention one of the reason they love their career is they get to travel around the world. It makes sense, however, after you and the crew land in one city, how long can you stay there before flying back? I heard it is just two days, that's why I am wondering do pilots really have a chance to travel around?
Happy to hear you are finding my channel helpful!
To answer the 1st question, in my 15yrs I’ve only had 2 emergencies. In single engine airplanes, you land anywhere you can, usually a road or highway, but those are so rare that most pilots will never see it. However, you train for engine failures during flight training.
Yes radiation is a thing, but there are mixed scientific studies on it. I’m planning on making a video about this in 2020.
In terms of travel, it’s sometimes a catch 22, yes we travel, but layovers are short and we usually stay in hotels beside the airport. If you do long haul, then yes you can have up to 2 days somewhere, but on short haul your average layover is around 15hrs. Your only advantage is flight benefits like I talked about in this video.
@@AviatorInspirations I am watching the documentary films about plane accidents produced by national geography lately, although I know it is so rare, but it still gives me chill....also I know the schedule for pilots are different from other industries, so how about the vacation time?
Good question, I’ll make a video about it 👍🏻
From which pilot school you trained
The school doesn’t exist anymore. I trained in Vancouver at the boundary bay airport.
please make a video for disadvantages of becoming pilot in Canada...... From India
whomwas the giveaway winner?
The winner is listed in the description and the giveaway closes. Stay tuned for more giveaways in the coming year!
Do you need a college degree as an international student to get into flight school in Canada?
Nah, you don't need one. But some airlines might prefer pilots with a college degree
No you don’t need one to train here. Air Canada is the only airline here that requires a degree to be hired as a pilot, but pilots have gotten jobs there without degrees, just depends on how desperate they are for pilots at the time
@@AviatorInspirations thank you!
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Hello sir, i am graduate in non science field. Kindly request you to guide me what i have to do to qualify to be selected in cpl training.
Which field and r u from india?
And age?
@@NewNewWe commerce.
@@sarojsah4173 in which year you passed, what doing now?
@@NewNewWe 2019, i am working in Bank currently.
@@sarojsah4173 great, just 2019 nad in bank that's awesome