Doing an IR?

[The Fin]

Chaps, don't post often but thought this might be useful. I know that Multiflight and Exeter are the usual routes for fast-jet types to get multi and IR trg done and thought you may like an alternative. I just completed my IR with Triple A at Humberside. Mike Briggs is the owner/head of training and I can thoroughly recommend the outfit. It's much more cottage industry than the big schools, but you get 100% of his attention, tailored to your availability. He is an old school type who insists that things are done properly which is why he has such a good pass rate, although I think the spotty 'England owes me a living' croud probably wouldn't appreciate it!

I found the whole experience excellent and I'm more than happy to answer any specific questions if anyone is in the market for an IR right now.

[Bob Viking]

Fin.
Not in the market right now but could you possibly remember to start a similar thread in about ten years time?
That'd be great, thanks!
BV:E

[EESDL]

if you ever see pilots entering the hold and turning left, rather than the normal way, you can put some blame BVs way:-)
Just completed an IR(H) at Norwich (Bristows) where they have to stay out of BVs way with a left turn at the beacon.
It's not uncommon for such pilots to then depart down route and turn the wrong way during their IRT airways routing portion!
I was lucky, previous experience allowed me to stay in the Norwich hold!

Helicopters - Holds what's the world coming too?

[PC7anyone?]

I did my IR at Bristol in 01. Very proffessional set up if quite expensive. Resident examiner (ex Hercs I think). Craig Collins was my instructor, now the CFI I think. He was excellent and very good at tailoring the workload to your stengths and weakneses. They have a very good first time pass rate. If Exeter don't have room give them a call!