think it matters too much if you're not strong in maths. I'm really quite bad at maths too!! I might be wrong but i'm pretty sure that you need a B at GCSE English and a C at GCSE Maths, a B or C (can't remember) in Science (physics). My brother's also not good at maths but just do youre best, study really hard and do as well as you can. A lot of airlines also prefer it if you've got a university degree, it doesn't have to be relevent to flying (i'm still considering being a pilot and i'm doing a business management degree). It's good that you're getting flying lessons, get as many hours of flying as you can under your belt - that will help you when you go to interviews and will look impressive on your CV!! My brother was thinking about starting out in the RAF to get the flying hours and the licence or something that you can get whilst working for them, but even so it's still hard to get into the RAF. British Airways are recruiting right now (i know that you're not old enough haha) but i know someone who went for an interview and got rejected, i told my dad and he said "a no is a deferred yes". When you're old enough to apply, don't take one no as a never. Try and try, my dad used to write letter after letter to all the airlines he could think