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A fifteen year career as pilot is hardly "square one." At the very least it would make you the best candidate if you ever try to land a job or make a business a
by BoppreH 16y ago
A fifteen year career as pilot is hardly "square one." At the very least it would make you the best candidate if you ever try to land a job or make a business around this niche.
The great programs are made by the people who used to need them.
- mipnix 16y agoI keep neglecting that side of the issue. I am so focused on learning the languages, I lose sight of the experience I have. The noob factor is frustrating.
- metachris 16y agoYou have the (rare) experience of a pilot. Therefore I would suggest you think about making iPhone, iPad and Android apps for pilots (i guess most of them use iOS). Start with really small ideas (virtual horizon, display pitch, etc.) and grow to more sophisticated projects (eg. flight planning and so on). There is a lot of money to be made on those platforms; pilots are willing to pay for tools that help them, and non-pilots don't know what they need and can't easily produce such apps out of the blue. I bet you would also easily find a co-founder once you have concrete ideas / concepts.