• Please take a moment and update your account profile. If you have an updated account profile with basic information on why you are on Air Warriors it will help other people respond to your posts. How do you update your profile you ask?

    Go here:

    Edit Account Details and Profile

Flight Pay

Status
Not open for further replies.

NROTCMemTIGER

Registered User
I was wondering if any NROTC units are paying for the students to obtains FAA licesnse through their major? I'm enrolled in Commercial Aviation major at Memphis, and I'm required to have 3 FAA licenses to graduate. So, I was curious if I could get the navy to pay for flying since its a requirement of the major.

Take Care,
NROTCMemTiger
 

Squid

F U Nugget
pilot
I believe they do if it's part of your major. Contact your advisor if you're in NROTC, or the local rotc unit if you're not.
 

Fmr1833

Shut the F#%k up, dummy!
None
Contributor
For those who have been service selected into Aviation the NROTC will pay for 25 hours of flight instruction in pursuit of a ppl. That's about it.
 

NROTCMemTIGER

Registered User
Thanks for the replies, my LT was trying to figure all this out. I was just wondering if anyone was currently getting their flight pay with their major.

Thanks Again,
NROTCMemTiger
 

Squid

F U Nugget
pilot
flight pay and getting their expenses paid for are two different things, which are you trying to find out?
 

NROTCMemTIGER

Registered User
I was trying to figure out if anyone is getting their flight expenses paid for. I was talking to a girl down in NROTC Embry-Riddle and she said they were getting their flying paid for, but they are FAA Part141 and I doing my flying FAA Part 61. That would be awesome if they did pay for it all.

Thanks,
NROTCMemTiger
 

Fmr1833

Shut the F#%k up, dummy!
None
Contributor
My brother went to Embry and their flight charges were rolled into their tuition, so the scholarship was just paying tuition, not flight pay, per se. So if your flight stuff is charged by the university the scholarship just sees it as tuition. That's what he and his friends said when I asked them about it last night. They all did it.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top