What will be common in aviation in general is that you need to love to learn. But, I have flown with military pilots on the civilian side. You will need to learn to love learning.Īdmittedly, I only know American military pilot experiences second-hand. I figure that your question just has a typo. I am not sure if the phrase “learning every thing by hearth” in French is the same as the English phrase “know by heart”. About aviation and more importantly about military. You simply are not going to make it if you are not all in. The guys and gals at military aviation operate on a whole different level from an average pilot. Any succesful military person is first and foremost a soldier, only in addition to that can one be something more. On top of that, to make it as a military aviator, not only do you have to be enthusiastic about aviation in general, but you have to have just the right mindset: utmost dedication for the military way of life, deep patriotism, and absolute altruism. Both require high intellect, the ability to learn and memorize things easily and preferrably, especially in military aviation, a burning desire to do so.
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I don't mean to put you off with what follows, but honestly, you've got to love learning everything by heart in the military in general, let alone the airforce.īecoming a professional pilot is demanding, becoming a military pilot even more so. I'm a huge fan of airplane (but I'm not the type of guy loving learning every thing by heart) The third point in your original list is a clear red flag:
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