Pilot Airplane Personal Statement

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I believe no other profession has so much to offer. The challenge of learning complex aircraft systems and piloting and ultimately specialising at it as a pilot. The thought of flying an aeroplane full of individuals who have committed their lives and souls upon my adamant hands and the enormous machine in my control would be for me the most fulfilling and satisfying feeling I could ever hope to feel. Since the age of four when I first flew on an aeroplane I have been filled with great delight as to how these giant behemoths can glide at ease many feet above the ground. My crave to learn to pilot aircraft stems from an escalating attraction of the air transport industry, as well as wanting to understand how an incredible and vast aircraft…show more content…
Because any number is a limit, and perfect speed, my son, is being there." I personally consider, that this demonstrates the exact feeling that the prospect to fly an aeroplane professionally will give me. Currently studying law and IT at a sixth form academy, I am naturally intoxicated by technological advancements. Besides the light-bulb, internet and space shuttle; I believe aircraft are one of most amazing and inspiring creations of man. I have always been an energetic person taking pride in my extra-curricular achievements. I have a devoted interest in swimming, weight-training, running and football. I am also able to regularly partake in classes at my local gym. I consider myself to have a robust character, whilst also being able to be exceptionally obliging and empathetic. These qualities have magnified as I've previously been a RAF Air Cadet and have been further motivated into my ambition as it has made my view on it broader. As the oldest cadet at my local squadron, it allowed me to take on opportunities of guiding younger cadets and widening their approach towards flying. I believe that by having carried been a part of cadets, I have not only learnt new skills, but have also grew the ability to

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