Introduce myself

[pilotpat]

Good luck with your training...it's a blast and sometimes difficult, however stick with it and go to your lessons prepared!! LOL Don't lose that 1st flight wide eyed look

 

[mayday1]

Hi Jennifer, I'm going to be in Austin on 12/16 for the first time... any suggestions on what's good/fun to do down there?

 

[say again]

Hello everyone

Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jennifer and I am a student at UT Austin, working on my business degree. I am also taking lessons on the side, working on my private pilots license. I am 21 years old, and in my junior year.

I just became a member of this board and am happy to be here

see yall later

Hi Jennifer!!! Are you single??? JK. Welcome aboard!!:beer:

PS-I'm single!!!:laugh:

 

[macfly]

I don't know if it is stated in the registration process, but it is customary for new female members to post a picture of themselves.

OOOOLAY!

Welcome to the (cough) nut house er hanger. Good luck!

 

[check6]

Welcome to forum where you will laugh and cry at the same time.

 

[Singlecoil]

This is just like a bar full of bush pilots and one girl in Nome, Alaska.

 

[pilotyip]

You can learn a lot on this board, you just need to filter it and take a lot of it with a grain of salt. Too bad you are almost done with college I could have given you some good advice. Flying is fantastic career if you like to fly airplanes, I am still living my dream and consider myself one the luckiest guys in the world. However if you are entering flying for respect, prestige, or money you may be disappointed.

 

[ATRCAPT]

Hello everyone

Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jennifer and I am a student at UT Austin, working on my business degree. I am also taking lessons on the side, working on my private pilots license. I am 21 years old, and in my junior year.

I just became a member of this board and am happy to be here

see yall later

Hi there, Eric Stratton, rush chair. Dam glad to meet ya.

 

[Longhorn]

Go horns.......Welcome.

 

[pilotyip]

Forgot to add, this is a pilot board, it does not deal with reality as the world sees it. It only deals with reality of the pilot world. Only here will you see wages in the $100K/yr range refereed to a poverty level and wages of $125/yr as lowering the bar for the profession.