In Life we are all passionate about one thing in one way or the other. If there was ever a moment to follow your passion and do something that matters to you, that moment is now.
Taking a cue from his favourite quote ''Never underestimate the value of loving what you do'', YFM & 4SYTE radio and Television presenter cum 2131 CEO,JAY FOLEY has opened up on how passionate he is to fly an aircraft someday.
According to him, despite enjoying what he currently loves doing now, i.e, radio & Television broadcasting and also CEO of 2131 Group of companies (Tavern2131, TheRadioAdvertisingPeople, 2131Records), his long-time passion has been to enrol in a school, attain a pilot's license and fly jet plans and commercial aircrafts.
"As a teenager I had always imagined that someday I would simply be keen on how to operate the mechanisms of an aircraft and fly it was well ", Jay Foley said in an exclusive interview.
He explained that after buying the Observer's Book of Aircraft by William Green, it completely changed his world since it had all the different kinds of aircrafts one could see at that time with their full specifications.
He added that, "The book increased my vocabulary, I got to know technical details of various aircrafts, their type, seating, power plant, cruising speed, armament, country of origin, dimensions, service ceiling, endurance, range, etc."



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