delta x-ray
30th Aug 2005, 16:57
Hi everybody,
For a while I have been looking at alot of schools in the U.S that give good european courses to train you up to ATPL. One school that interests me is FLYEFT in florida. They have a course called '' single engine airline pilot programme'' where they train you for all the neccasery licences and give you a job as an instructer until you reach the 1500 hours mark.
Apparently the airlines like this school and their statistics that show employment after graduation is impressive. The problem is that to enroll for the course you need liitle or no flying experience. What exactly is classified as ''little'' flying experience because I am training for my PPL and don't want to blow my chance of getting accepted.
Regards delta x-ray
For a while I have been looking at alot of schools in the U.S that give good european courses to train you up to ATPL. One school that interests me is FLYEFT in florida. They have a course called '' single engine airline pilot programme'' where they train you for all the neccasery licences and give you a job as an instructer until you reach the 1500 hours mark.
Apparently the airlines like this school and their statistics that show employment after graduation is impressive. The problem is that to enroll for the course you need liitle or no flying experience. What exactly is classified as ''little'' flying experience because I am training for my PPL and don't want to blow my chance of getting accepted.
Regards delta x-ray