So true! Henry Ford once said: “Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you're right.” Somehow people who never give up eventually reach their dreams

@MentourPilot

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

Might be the only one catching up on your old vids but how insightful and helpful as are all your other content. Thank You PETTER. After some difficult family occurrences I've finally made the decision to jump back to class again. Going for it, to get in to flight school and having a career in aviation. Making that dream come true

This was everything I needed to hear for this leg of my journey to becoming a pilot. I am finally off to the App Store to download the app. Thank you from California, Mentour. You are impacting the lives of thousands of future pilots for the better. I wish you continued success as your influence grows!

Thank you for your encouragement. I'm 15 and a freshman in high school (1st year in secondary school might be the equivalent I'm not sure). As a 15 year old student pilot, details about the airline career, how one might get there, and general information and encouragement are much appreciated. You keep me motivated to chase me dreams. Thank you +Mentour for your videos, they truly help and entertain/educate those like myself (I'm assuming there are others out there). You have truly made an impact on my future. Thank you for your motivation and dedication. From, Victor Mandala, Los Angeles California.

Inspiring! Action speaks louder than words!

I love this video, you hit on the most important point, you have control, I'm 55 and going for it anyway as many pilots tell me of the pilot shortage. I'm a full-time Lyft driver in the U.S and I drive every day, train with X plane or the real airplane, this is motivating, thanks! you help feed my aviation obsession.

thanks, been having a bit of low self esteem with some exam and anxiety troubles but this video reminded me that i just have to work hard and stay optimistic and things will get better :)

I friggin' love you man! This is JUST the kinda mindset needed- its that little motivational voice in my head which u mentioned is to have a "never give-up attitude" to succeed that works. I have no idea what challenges are facing me in exams but I just know "I'll get it done"! Bravo Mr Mentour!! Thank you Indeed 😁

Thanks for the effort you make to let us know the aviation industry more. Your videos are always easy to understand and full of inspiration. Looking forward to every new video you upload,thank you!

Confidence is key, thanks mentour.

Excellent advice not just on how to attain your dream of becoming a pilot but in any sphere of life.

Hi, just came across your video. Thanks so much for putting it out there. I'm not in the aviation field, I'm in the library science field getting my master's degree. It's been really hard for me at times with confidence in myself and I appreciate you taking time to create this video. Thanks

Your channel has really grown since I first watched your videos! Thanks for your inspiring and informative videos! Hope to see many more!

Thank you Captain!! You ALWAYS drive me forward!

@gfhfhjrf

8 жыл бұрын

+Mentour Pilot Thank you for doing that! I'm very grateful for all your effort

you are very honest man I ever see in my life

I really love your videos MentourPilot! I'm actually not in aviation, I'm just a enthusiast but I am studying network engineering and the confidence boost helps a lot. Thanks!

I LOOVE your videos!!!! I really really want to be like you as a pilot! Love aviation so much

Love your videos. They are really helping my son. Thank you

Brilliant as always!!

Captain I have seen a lot of your videos, and i really like them and i have found them very useful, you are great mentour to follow because you are committed to help other people, and that`s what really matters. thank you so much. greetings from Colombia, south america.

You are so good and you also encourage me to take this seriously, I want to become a pilot so after watching your video I'm gonna join to a flight school. For sure, I've installed your app, it's amazing. Thanks for all.

Thank you so much, master. I have motivation again :)

Thank you for this message Sir.

Well done again mentour. Great video!!!

You are amazing man.

Just came across this...listen to this guy, youngsters!!

This channel is absolutely brilliant!

im not in the aviation industry but i find your videos like this very helpful in day to day life

Så sjukt bra video! Motiverade mig jätte mycket med att höja mina mattekunskaper ännu mera. Tack så mycket, vi ses uppe i de blå om några år😊✈️

This is such an inspiring video, thank you Captain.

love you videos. i hooked on them. george humphrey, stuart, fl.

hi captain this is red copilote I want really thank you for those informations everythign you've say in this video is very important so I already have confidence in myself but today you 've give some key to get it more and also I've learn that everything we wish can be acheived if we want thank you again I hope you contining doing like this type of video

Hello mentour.I will thank you from my heart i think its because of you i moving forward in my life.

Thank you!

I always thought you can do the suitability test just once, specially the DLR one (DLH and its partners only allow one shot at it), so you just boosted my confidence a lot! Thank you very much!

Great Video! I have exams starting on Monday and this video has definitely helped me stay focused. Thank you MenTour

Fantastic advice. :)

Amazing...

Thank you for this video.. its very encouragingi'm currently pursuing my ppl

Another fantastic video, a lot of what you talk about is like "The Secret". If you attract negativity then you'll always be miserable. Be around positive people and positive things and your life improves. Good stuff!!

Great video as always and exciting to hear the app is doing well! Could you do a video on your favourite things about aviation maybe or something similar? Just an idea! Have a great day!

Great video!

really inspiring.

just passed my medical class 1 and will start my studies in august! so hyped!!

Dear Mentour, Your videos are extremely inspiring and have helped me a lot. Which training aircraft is the best to learn on? Thanks for Hours of fun, Ethan

@KarthikNakul

8 жыл бұрын

Cessna 172 and dA

@juandacosta7715

8 жыл бұрын

Cessna 172 and Piper PA28

@morbidlyobese2944

5 жыл бұрын

Ethan Morgan flown c150 and c152 I really like c152

awesome video :) , attitude is everything :)

Mycket bra video återigen!

Well said

Hi Mentour360 I really like the way you think. I used to lose my confidence and be miserable with problems in my life. Once I changed my attitude by believe in myself and leave what I cannot control behind, I found my strenght and I have nothing to ne scared of.it is awesome after to win the problem that you faced. Now I work on.myself to.lose weight and learn more.mathematics for.my. pilot student test and to pass the medical.exam. I believe in.can do it. great clips and I have shared to.some.friends of.mine too.

As my piano teacher said: You hate B-flat minor? Ok, play everything in B-flat minor... national anthem, Beatles, Metallica... and it worked. Now I love B-flat minor. This channel is absolutely fantastic.

Thanks for the video. I like it

@MentourPilot

6 жыл бұрын

+Rosca Alexandru Glad to hear that!

also great video this video has has told me to keep trying for my medical when I was told no I got really disappointed and was thinking what do I do now I've been trying to work out what to do I'm not going to stop until I reach my dream

Great video P. Keep going ;)

Hello Mentour, love your vids! They are very helpful and provide the much-needed guidance or at least motivation for me to pursue aviation, either as an interest... or a bit more than that. Anyway, I'm only a kid, so the obssessions I have now may change eventually. At the moment, I looovveeee aviation, and hence your vids as well. I have a question though. I've been scouring through the internet and have read many articles by experienced pilots. I expect them to at least mention their love of flying and acknowledge their being on the top of the world and looking towards clouds upon a vast horizon and admiring epic views at their work- almost none of them exhibit an appreciation of what I thought would be a beautiful, rare view. Keeping in mind that I'm just a kid, could you perhaps tell me what your perspective is of your workplace upon the clouds? Do you cherish the view and feel exhilarated by the height? Do you wake up per morning looking forward to what offers you at work? Do you like your job? Because I expect that I'd love it, but experienced pilots have barely shown a love for what they do. Thanks Mentour, I look forward to your vids, hope you reply and help me out a bit. Carl. S

can u do 1 about all controls in air craft and when u first become pilot did they show u

Agreed. With this industry, if you want to fly, you REALLY have to be a go-getter...

Ok thanks

awesome pilot .... hope to be your first officer on airbus a380

@dijoingeorge4515

8 жыл бұрын

thanks sir

very nice video I had a question how long does the training take

Nice intro love you Chanel I still can't find how many points you need

you will have blessing of god

Petter, I guess your phrase "take the bull by the horns" was a direct translation of the Spanish "coger el toro por los cuernos" hahaha As always, excellent video. I myself will pursue the dream of becoming a pilot and your videos are really motivating me. From the bottom of my heart: THANK YOU :)

+Mentour Pilot Hey I got your app and it is amazing! I just wish I had a better quality phone screen lol. I was just curious though, are you planning on doing any videos on basic maneuvers as well? Such as things you would do in a Piper or Cessna as a private pilot? Or are you just sticking with the more advanced stuff that airliners use?

can u tell me ,when we should do suitability test,after becoming a pilot or before we start for pilot training

Hi could anyone tell me what the Medical include?? meny thanks if anyone knows anything

btw I rated your apps fews minutes ago ,:)

When, in your opinion, will be a good time to send out my resume to the airlines and to the different HR companies? I've heard by a an airline pilot, that might be good to make a first contact with an HR (like McGinley) even now while still doing the ATPL examinations. Is it a good idea? Or just better to wait first and have everything set (like MCC, EASA CPL, ATPL FROZEN and etc) and then call them? What do you suggest?

@izpilot

8 жыл бұрын

+Mentour Pilot Thank you very much!

May I know what are the minimum requirements (the type of licence I should have etc) before applying for a cadet programme in an airline?

hi, I'm a big fan of your videos. Question: So the FAA likes to deny my medicals. I just found out that I can get my what youd call "Special Issuence Certificate". Basically the same thing as a medical certificate but slightly different. How are they different? What does that mean for me now now that I'm getting one? How does it work? Thank you. btw I want to be a 737 pilot. that's my dream job. some pilots tell me it isn't all what it's cracked up to be but I'm completely different on the way I feel about them. I LOVE those airplanes.

Hello Mentour! Did you have any previous experience working in general aviation? If you had, would you comment how it was and how the beggining of your career has developed after your professional training? I don't know how the job market works out there, but in my country (Brazil) you should be willing to establish A LOT of networking to find a spot as a copilot (maybe as an assistant of a copilot =D) in general aviation. Usually, the pathway towards a job at an airline company starts at the general aviation around here. Thank you again, for your realistic and inspiring point of view regarding a career in aviation industry!

would you recommend doing ATPL at a privat School in germany ? Would have the ATPL at 2022 but the Jobs arent there in germany...?

Hi Mr, how are you, hope you doing well! I have a question for you, in your opinion, what is the most critical part of the TR 737NG in terms of theory study, procedures ? systems? I am a cadet of your airline and Im starting intro week in 4 weeks. The way I am studying is that I am covering all the systems using the FCTM Vol 2 and after each system I make some questions that are available online on "Smartcockpit.com" ... after I finish all systems and I know them very very well I want to go further into other part maybe QRH memory items or procedures. What do you think? Thanks for all your videos!

Hello, I want to become a pilot. I have no A levels and I am in the process of going back to college one night a week to resit my english language. I would then have 5 GCSEs at C grade plus a BTEC. I am currently looking at a course with CTC which takes you from nothing to an ATPL and an airline qualification course with an airline so they say. It would be quicker to do the course with CTC however a lot more money and a lot of debt. Would It be better to go modular and save the money bare in mind I have no A levels and CTC say they would put me in an airline to train for a certain amount of years or would it be better to do it modular and have little debt but may really struggle trying to find a job?

Is the App also aviable for BlackBerry?

What is the shortest height a pilot can be to still be a pilot? Private vs commercial?

Hi Mentour I saw you in Dublin Crew room last week or two weeks ago. What were you doing here?

The first thing that I will do after graduating from school is study aerospace avionics to build knowledge about aviation, than get a diploma in aviation management and services, get a PPL in my third year.Go and join SIA cadet pilot or scoot cadet pilot programme.Show to them the knowledge of what you learn and about aviation.

Do u have an app for Android phones?

Hi Mentour! what is the test you talk about at 7:00? I wan't to find out more information but I think I haven't understood the name.

Very Inspiring !! :) I am 18 years old , I really want to became a comercial pilot and i willing to work really har for it , though I still wanna ask if it worth to pay for a training course in avation academy if I am not sure whether I will be able to graduate it from , because it is extreamely difficult to finish atpl course. Furthermore academy do not give money back if for instance I would not be able to graduate it from

@mrryanmeredith1315

7 жыл бұрын

Look at Oxford Aviation Academy. They offer a money back guarantee scheme!

watching this while studying for maths exam actually :)

Hi Mentour, I have a quick question, and I don't know if you have covered it in a previous video or not. I was wondering, why do some airlines, fly with other names. For instance SkyWest operates aircraft with the Delta logo on it, and in Delta livery. What is the purpose of this?

@ajnadeau7820

8 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks! Good luck with your study's!

Im a student, I have an ambition in being a pilot. I download the law of flying and blueprints of cockpit controls. I study those to build up my confidence. Im from singapore.

@zarle5979

8 жыл бұрын

+Mentour Pilot what application?

Great video can you run for u.s. President

Hey!I would like to ask you something about my eyesight I'm a girl and i wear glasses but I don't have a big problem with my eyesight and I wanted to ask if I need to get an eye surgery to become a pilot! Will I get the job if I have a small problem with my eyesight?

Hi Mentour I was just wondering what you should look at when looking into what flight school to go to.(what facilities etc) thanks.

@kevinconneely3183

8 жыл бұрын

+The_king 16

@kevinconneely3183

8 жыл бұрын

+The_king no but it can't hurt to look into it early

@Maximususs

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Connelly I started my my PPL training when i was 16. I got my PPL in the age of 17. And i was still studying in a high school at that point. During my last year at school i was doing hours building. Now i'm 19 and about to finish my ATPL theory and just started an IR training, so i think your age is just about fine, to think about starting a training. And about your question... I think it depends on how much money you are ready to pay for your training. As Mentour mentioned in some previous videos, if you will go for integrated training you're gonna spend more money, but the training will pass much faster, compared to modular training, where it will take a bit more time, but the price will be lower. Plus, you can start your modular training while you are still at high school, so by the time you graduate, you will already have some of the training complete. And as far as individual schools are concerned, you should read on aviation forums opinions on this school, and obviously visit as much as possible to see which one looks better

@kevinconneely3183

8 жыл бұрын

+Maximususs thanks for the tips on finding the right school however I wouldn't be starting flight school until I'm 18 at the earliest. just looking into the school's at the minute.

What qualifications did you gain from school? ( GCSES, Degrees, A Levels, BTEC ETC) BTW I Really love your videos

@KarthikNakul

8 жыл бұрын

he has a natural science degree

hello mentor pilot I'm 15 I've always wanted to become a commercial pilot but I'm only getting grade c's should I still follow my dream

Meh - I can't become a pilot. I consider myself "reasonably healthy", but I have MS, and also some double vision. I've had this double vision for as long as I can remember and it doesn't bother me much. But I guess they wouldn't let me fly. Ah, whatever. I'll just work at remaining a pedestrian for as long as I live, and that's already something :-)

@southjerseysound7340

6 жыл бұрын

In the US you can get a light sport pilots license.Granted you wont be able to fly jetliners it is still possible to fly ;-)

@LukaT

5 жыл бұрын

I also can’t fly commercialy due to colour deffitiency. But I can still become a priveate pilot. An so can probably you.

Hi there, the timing of the video is amazing. I've just had a rough day today during my ATPL studying. Needed to postpone my exam sittings by another two months and pay for the flight change and etc, but this video really cheered me up and I am feeling way better. Especially when I know that I can just get better and focus on the good. Is it possible to get your email address and consult with you in private? Thanks!

hello sir! i am looking for a good flying academy in canada so could you guide me?

plz tell me something about the medical requirements

@fevicol1212

8 жыл бұрын

make a video about it plz

I HAVE A MOTO E . IT SAYS THE APP NOT COMPATIBLE :( I'M VERY SAD

Hello mentour im 16 years old and im looking forward to start my PPL now and im a bit cocerned if the school plays a role in my aviation studies for example i am a student with an average grade of 15-16 over 20😁

@kvbowfmfa225

8 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure if you have the money to pay for the flight lessons, grades don't matter. Just because you get regular grades doesn't mean you can't be good at flying. Where are you planning to take your flight lessons?

@TheApoel29

8 жыл бұрын

+juan camilo velez niño Thank you man i am planning to do it in Cyprus and in Aviator Flight Center

Is add maths compulsory to become a pilot?

Hi Mentour for flight training do you normally get a loan. Thanks

@KarthikNakul

8 жыл бұрын

easyjet is giving away loans Coz they need 450 pilots check it out

@Samjones11203

8 жыл бұрын

ok will do, thanks for the help

@thoufeeqhs3168

6 жыл бұрын

Karthik Nakul But , they are not hireing Indians for their cadet pilot program.

Hi mentour. Love the video. But i am honestly concerned with the choice i have made during my exams. I have already got my maths gcse and english language gcse and science core gcse. I have also got more on the way next week. However when i passed my math gcse with a grade C i was chuffed but i found out that in the UK you need a level physiscs and to do that you needed a B or higher jn maths. Its now to late to do higher tier maths exam and im in a position of loosing hope already. I hate having this attitude cause ive never been like this. Do airlines stil accept people with grade C maths and grade C english. Im debating to myself constantly weather i can do it or not?

@rojay2

8 жыл бұрын

you dont need Grade B in maths or Physics as long as you have a C it is fine.I am going university to do an integrated course in september and i got C

@TheApoel29

8 жыл бұрын

+Brave Minks Th flight instructor that is also a captain told me that igcses are just an extra paper its not a must!

@rojay2

8 жыл бұрын

+SteliosAviationProductions im not sure about igcse as i didnt do that paper but as long as you get good grades you should be fine JUST WORK HARD ON YOUR GCSE and it will pay off

@TheApoel29

8 жыл бұрын

+Brave Minks im talking abou the A levels to that are not important my instructor said its just an extra

@rojay2

8 жыл бұрын

+SteliosAviationProductions alevels dont matter too much as long as you reach the requirements

This is an amazing video. Everything that you said here I've heard it on this documentary called "The Secret" You can search it on KZread it's a 90 min documentary by Rhonda B. Check it out!

Why do I get random motivation bursts at half 12 in the morning 😂😭

i love to become a pilot, i passed everything but have proplem with my english

@BrucexfromxCanada

7 жыл бұрын

English can be simple and it can be hard. Like many other things, the basics are often easy, but the English you would need to become a pilot is much more. Around the world there are many, many people in various roles in the Aviation industry, much more than jsut pilots, whose native languages are not English. Because of the extreme importance of avoiding mistakes of understanding , or semantic mistakes, a version of English,. called simplified English has been devellopped. his has seen a lot of research, time, expense and effort put on doing this to coordinate the semantic and othewr differences. Additionally there is Aircraft English, which is yet another "subset" of English in the broader sense, and Mantour speaks of this oin one or more of his videos. But beyond Languages there are cultural differences that can add a lot of emotional discomfoirt for ESL (English Second Language) speakers. Living in the Greater Montreal area, where there are some 80 or more languages in a day on the streets, I see a lot of this, and if I can help a non-Anglophone be more comfortable with English, it is, to me a great pleasure. First: If there is a people or culture, that has no pride in its language, it is North American English. the language can be as brute as a hammer and nails! So, if you happen to make a mistake, relax, aside from specific language skill tests that demand a certain competence, we likely won't even notice your mistake! If it is really that bad thatg we don't understand, we just might ask you to repeat or explain, but no cause for fear, anxiety, hootspa or trepidation! I have seen this put many more at ease and comfortable with Englsih. And oif an ESL person is more comfortable with English,. they are likely to do a LOT better with it, because ther emotions are not distracting them from what English the DO have! On one occasion I had the chance to do a bit of e-mentoring ESL to a young lady in Vietnam. But when I asked her to come on live voice, at first she was a bit shy. so I said "I need to hear your mistakes in order to know what I need most to teach you!": Then she came on live. Her English was VERY limited, and I must admit, most Anglophones would not have understood. But I had no real problem. I could take that very limited English and analyze the mistakes. However she did have some degree of difficulty with phonic recognition. All is not learned in one or two nights (day for her, and a day later as we are on opposite sides of the international date line.) but there it was. So take heart, keep listening. Mantour has a very clear parlance (word meaning, more or less, manner of speaking). If you could hear my voice,m it would sound notably different, as it is Canadian, but it does not resemble the english you would hear on the streets of Montreal, so sometimes I need to explicitly tell others it is not american (I chuckle to myself if they had heard any amount of American English, the difference in may cases would be very marked, but not in all, depending on where in the U.S. that American might have come from! there are wide variations.) BTW, being eternally curious, May I ask What IS your first language? (I speak English first, French Second and Spanish third, and have spatterings of some other languages.)