Cap’n Aux Interviews Swayne Martin, Future Airline Pilot

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One of the first and most unique from this category that I’ve met is Swayne Martin.  Just this year, at the tender age of 15, he began his flight training in earnest.  On his 16th birthday, he was ready to solo—the minimum legal age—if only the weather would have complied!

Undaunted (as is a survival REQUIREMENT in this brutal business!), Swayne indeed soloed a scant few days later.

One of the most remarkable things about this young man is his foresight and—dare I say—wisdom.  Unsatisfied with the harshly negative attitudes he found on aviation web boards about this unforgiving career, he sought out other, more encouraging voices, such as myself and Karlene Petit at Flight to Success (http://karlenepetitt.blogspot.com/), and Brad Tate at Airline Pilot Chatter (http://airlinepilotchatter.blogspot.com/) to garner advice and encouragement.  Yes, this is a brutal business, but WORTH THE SACRIFICE—for those WILLING to tough it out and take it all in stride!

But enough from me.  Let’s hear, in his own words, this intrepid young man’s story.  By the way, Swayne has his own blog, where he has already encouraged other future pilots, at “From Private to Professional Pilot,” at http://martinsaviation.blogspot.com/

Future Airline Pilot—and newly-minted solo pilot—Swayne, at age 6.

CAP’N AUX: When did you first realize you wanted to be a pilot?

SWAYNE:  Ever since I was very young I’ve been surrounded by aviation. My grandfathers were the two main people who introduced me to it over the years. In November (2012) I decided I would at least take a look at what it would mean to be a pilot. I really started to think about becoming a pilot; I reached out to many people already in the profession, including you, Karlene Petitt, Brad Tate, and dozens of others for some advice, including separating fact from fiction. 

CAP’N AUX: When was your first flight, and also your first lesson?  How old were you?

SWAYNE:  The first time I ever flew in a plane was when I was only about 3 weeks old. I flew from my home city to Tampa, Florida, to meet my grandparents. Since then, I’ve flown a little over 90 times (each leg) commercially.

I took my first flight lesson on December 28th, 2012, when I was 15 years old. I was so excited to actually get in the cockpit and begin learning how to fly.

SWAYNE:  Ultimately, I hope to turn flying into some kind of a profession for myself. Whether that be cargo, commercial, corporate, private etc., I do not know. Honestly, I love everything about flying, so I plan to leave my doors open to a range of diverse flying options. (Like!—Ed😉