Living in Olathe, Kansas, a large suburb outside of Kansas City, did not prepare me for the move to Salina. The benefits of living in a larger suburb are that the high schools can really help you prepare for the transition to college level classes. I did not take the help the school gave out into consideration when going to classes. My senior year was when everything clicked into place and I knew what I want to do with my life, and that was flying. Ever since I was a little kid, planes have always stolen my attention away. When riding in a car with the windows down I would pretend my hand was a plane in the wind and for those brief moments I was the captain of the plane.
My whole life I grew up in Olathe, Kansas in a medium size home with my older sister who is named Ashley and my mom and dad (Mallery and William). My dad is the one who introduced my life to aviation; since he was in the military I would see the huge aircraft and helicopters almost all the time. The men and women who flew those awe-inspiring machines always looked so …show more content…
Being in this class I will give it my best shot and hope to pass with relative ease but not without putting in the work need for the grade. In the long run after this class, I hope to move on and start instructing students that are also wanting to become professional pilots. Once I reach my 1,000 hour mark, I want to move into in the airlines where the goal is to fly something bigger and faster than what you are flying now. Some lifetime goals of mine are to fly for delta, southwest, and American Airlines. Some aircraft that I dream of flying include the 787, 747, and the CS100 just to name a few.
Waking up everyday and knowing I could go fly anywhere made my childhood dream into reality. One day I will be as cool as those pilots I saw walking around when I was a kid. When I good into work everyday my office will have the best view at 37,000 above the
My whole life I grew up in Olathe, Kansas in a medium size home with my older sister who is named Ashley and my mom and dad (Mallery and William). My dad is the one who introduced my life to aviation; since he was in the military I would see the huge aircraft and helicopters almost all the time. The men and women who flew those awe-inspiring machines always looked so …show more content…
Being in this class I will give it my best shot and hope to pass with relative ease but not without putting in the work need for the grade. In the long run after this class, I hope to move on and start instructing students that are also wanting to become professional pilots. Once I reach my 1,000 hour mark, I want to move into in the airlines where the goal is to fly something bigger and faster than what you are flying now. Some lifetime goals of mine are to fly for delta, southwest, and American Airlines. Some aircraft that I dream of flying include the 787, 747, and the CS100 just to name a few.
Waking up everyday and knowing I could go fly anywhere made my childhood dream into reality. One day I will be as cool as those pilots I saw walking around when I was a kid. When I good into work everyday my office will have the best view at 37,000 above the