Hello to all. I have been doing allot of researching as to how I can put my self threw helicopter flight school. I should of have done it when I fist got out of the Marine Corps in 1991. I have many hours of flight time in all sizes of military and civilian helicopters. At 42 I have finally hit rock bottom in my profession as a mechanic. In the past 20+ years I have been working on everything from lawn mowers to multi-million dollar heavy equipment. I have recently had around $40k of my uninsured tools stolen. So if I am going to start over I am going to change professions. I am trying to find out how to pay for all of this, thanks to my credit score I could not get a loan to pay attention.  I found a school close to home in Denver, Colorado. I don't no why that is important, I have been unemployed almost a year.  The school is  in real good standing with the FAA, but are not apart of the FAFSA. I was not really looking to go to college for a degree. Child support and my bills will not stop for me to take 4 years off for school. If some one could point me in some direction that I have not looked in that would be great.   I have been really looking at the Heavy-Lift Helicopter market with all the wind mills going up they have to be maintained. I see that as a real good spot for a guy to make a honest days pay for a honest days work. Well first things first I need to get back in school. Thank You
                                       Lucky

Tell me about it- tyring to fund your flight-training is a huge pain in the butt.

I'm totally not trying to broadcast some crap here, but I've honestly found a way (that works for me-maybe not for you or anyone else) that has helped me get money to pay for my flight training in cash.

I'm putting in a URL for anyone to check out

http://fundsforflighttraining.com