how would you go about getten a license though i dont wanna go to uni for it
Check out flying schools at your local recreational airfield. For Sydney that would be Bankstown. Have a trial flight (usually about $90 or so for 20min or so in the air) and going from that book your first lesson and so on. Depending on how you're finding it, what feedback your instructor is giving, then go get your medical (about $160) and apply for your student licence (SPL, about $100 if I remember). From there its all about building up your skills and hours to go solo, which is usually about 20 hours, though depends on your skill, how frequently you go etc.
After your first solo you do more solos and dual flights, building new skills such as navigation etc. Then you need to hit the books and study for the BAK (Basic Aeronautical Knowledge) exam and ultimately the PPL (Private Pilot License) exam.
I started flying last year and have 15 hours, was about to go solo but a whole host of problems came along and now I'm in no position financially to continue. Lessons are about $200 an hour here in Canberra, and I imagine in Sydney they'd be a bit more. It takes dedication, but if you've got it it is the most rewarding thing. I cannot wait to get in the air again.
Most aviators can earn up from 180,000 to 200,000 a year...
As a Captain at a legacy airline such as QF, yes, however in order to get hired as a First officer at any airline you need a minimum number of hours, anywhere between 200-500. For the majority of aviators in Australia building that experienece, they head out to the bush or up to Northern QLD or NT and do charter flights or crop dusting etc. It is far from the glamor that is associated with being a pilot and as
mr.tos said, the pay is pretty low for the long hours worked.
Hope this helps...
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