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Old 18th Jan 2006, 13:11   #1 (permalink)
 
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Where is the Best Place to do the APP ??
Am currently looking at doing the 0 hours to Frozen ATPL course somewhere in Europe , Where would you guys reccomeng going ? I have visited a few colleges but just want to get 3rd party opinions .

Cheers in advance
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Old 18th Jan 2006, 15:24   #2 (permalink)
 
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well if you have got 60grand tucked away go to oxford, cabair or jerez on a integrated couse

but if you havent you can go on a full time modular course at Stapleford, Atlantic flight training, and a few others for about 35 grand
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