¿Como ser piloto sin tener los suficientes recursos económicos? Secreto revelado 🤫

Crew, cockpit! I've witnessed many people who started from scratch and, with a lot of grit, discipline, perseverance, and above all, patience, have become pilots. I want to clarify that I was fortunate enough to have my parents pay for my flight. This isn't a lie or something I made up; it's a question I get asked quite often, and if I had to pay for my flight from zero dollars, this is the path I would take. It's not just one, two, five, or twenty people; there are many more who started in this position and are now successful pilots in the aviation industry. Let's imagine we're recent high school graduates, inexperienced, penniless, but eager to study aviation... We'll have to pay for our aviation education before becoming pilots (I'd do it this way for several reasons: besides earning a bit more than a "normal" job without a college degree, you'll also be absorbing information about the industry, learning how the system works, and, most importantly, figuring out if it's right for you before making the sacrifice to pay for your studies). Once we've decided on our career path, the hardest part begins: saving the money to pay for our training hours. This process, I feel, will be the most tedious because we have the energy to become pilots, but the goal seems quite far away. This is when we must be strong and try not to stray from our objective. There will be many things that could make us stumble, but the key is to never give up. And if you think this is something only a single person, without debts or dependents, can achieve, listen to Ricardo's story: you set your own limits. You. Follow me on my social media [erickvanpratt.com](http://erickvanpratt.com/) Instagram:   / erickvanpratt   TikTok:   / erickvanpratt   0:00 Introduction 1:25 Warning 1:55 Scenario 3:00 Race 1 3:45 Race 2 4:20 Race 3 5:05 How much does Race 3 cost? 6:35 Story of someone who didn't make it 8:08 Ricardo's story 9:20 Facing reality