Is It Wise Enough to Choose an Aeronautical Course in College?

[jaynith avila]

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.....although they said that on the next 5 years airline industry will be on the top....is it really wise to be on the airline industry than to choose medical courses?

[nick123]

okay ra xad na if kana gyud imu dream to be a pilot...

[Scott Bernard]

Pag engineering nalang... mechanical or electrical... anyways, these courses are also needed in airline/aircraft companies.

It is a misnomer that these companies only hire aeronautical engineers. Even some who are employed as Aircraft Engineers/Technicians, are actually licensed ME.

[neigyl_noval]

Depende na. If ganahan ka ana nga course den surely mu-graduate jud ka. Pero if dili ka ganahan ana nga course or napugos ra ka mu-take ana nga course, surely mahagbong2x ka. Trust me.

[fleur_66]

if it's ur choice/goal you'll succeed but if it's against ur will i doubt it. If you have enough money why not? I heard nindot ang salary ani kung makasud ka sa emirates.

[cesski]

better take up something which has a broader field, i.e mechanical engineering, electrical, ECE, IT, etc.. anything that isn't so field-specific. this is coming from an AMT graduate. i wished i could've taken up something like mech. e or IT para after graduation, mas broader ang field na pwede nimu maapply imung knowledge in case you fail looking for a job in the aviation industry.

[anjerika]

if you love flying a plane, then go for it! follow your dream!

[Prodinterios]

I don't think its quite wise... Since I know of a pilot(Had a 120hour training for flying though) and an airline engineer who did not take up an aeronautical course but instead both took up BS ME.

[ScoOobY]

okay ra.. mahal lng ang aeronautical course

[samamar21]

ok as long as you can afford.