BigGrecian
15th Nov 2008, 13:15
Just a pointer to any wannabe's considering Eagle Jet International JAA CADET PILOT PROGRAM (CPP).
They are not approved by any JAA state and therefore aren't legally in a position to sell a JAA course.
You will note they have a "partner school" in Florida US, which provides the JAA flight training. The only FTOs in Florida which provide JAA training are UK or Irish approved.
Any FTO which is in partnership must have it listed on their approval, as FTO approvals require that these be declared.
Since the CAA website of both authorities does not list Eagle Jet International - their training partner is definitely on the shady side, and as a result I recommend all wannabes to ensure that they check the relevant documents for JAA approved school on the UK website at :
Standards Document 31 (http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/Doc%2031%20v89.pdf)
Be careful not to believe marketing hype; or what they tell you; if you are paying your money pay it to an approved school not one which technically isn't allowed to provide the service they are selling.
They are not approved by any JAA state and therefore aren't legally in a position to sell a JAA course.
You will note they have a "partner school" in Florida US, which provides the JAA flight training. The only FTOs in Florida which provide JAA training are UK or Irish approved.
Any FTO which is in partnership must have it listed on their approval, as FTO approvals require that these be declared.
Since the CAA website of both authorities does not list Eagle Jet International - their training partner is definitely on the shady side, and as a result I recommend all wannabes to ensure that they check the relevant documents for JAA approved school on the UK website at :
Standards Document 31 (http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/Doc%2031%20v89.pdf)
Be careful not to believe marketing hype; or what they tell you; if you are paying your money pay it to an approved school not one which technically isn't allowed to provide the service they are selling.