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Inshallah · 20th Apr 2009, 18:26

The Moray Flying Club is a good setup, I work there. We rarely advertise ourselves outwith the military, and so we are often forgotten about as a flying training school in Scotland. We can take a limited number of non military members, although you need a British Passport and to fill in some forms for security clearance. It is a bit of a pain initally (i'll be honest), but we like to think the standard of instruction and quality of the aircraft and facilities are second to none. Give the club a call on 01309 617631 for more info.

I also know a few of the people involved in the new School being established at Inverness, and am sure it will be a good school, and I was pleased to hear that ACS were involved.

Best to visit all training organisations available to you and decide whats best for you. Good luck.

Regarding your other question, as long as Chile are in ICAO, you will be able to fly there on your JAR PPL. There may be some restrictions such as crossing international borders etc, but you'll have to contact the CAA in Chile for full details.

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Inshallah Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Scotland Age: 35 Posts: 4	The Moray Flying Club is a good setup, I work there. We rarely advertise ourselves outwith the military, and so we are often forgotten about as a flying training school in Scotland. We can take a limited number of non military members, although you need a British Passport and to fill in some forms for security clearance. It is a bit of a pain initally (i'll be honest), but we like to think the standard of instruction and quality of the aircraft and facilities are second to none. Give the club a call on 01309 617631 for more info. I also know a few of the people involved in the new School being established at Inverness, and am sure it will be a good school, and I was pleased to hear that ACS were involved. Best to visit all training organisations available to you and decide whats best for you. Good luck. Regarding your other question, as long as Chile are in ICAO, you will be able to fly there on your JAR PPL. There may be some restrictions such as crossing international borders etc, but you'll have to contact the CAA in Chile for full details.