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Old 29th Jan 2001, 14:30   #1 (permalink)
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Question international flight academy , melbourne fl, any knowledge of them ?
I have seen this school listed on the JAR FCL approvals for JAR CPL but I cant find anything on the web about them.
Has anyone used them for training or know who or what they are like?
 
Old 29th Jan 2001, 15:51   #2 (permalink)
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They are currently advertising in Flyer magazine. They do have a web site (but I can't find the address at the moment). Try a search...for there are many things written about them on PPRuNe.

If you can get the search function to work
 
Old 29th Jan 2001, 17:12   #3 (permalink)
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website www.intlflight.com

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