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Old 24th Jul 2012, 12:55   #1 (permalink)


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MPL in singapore under Tiger Airways?
Hi everyone!

I heard from a CAAS auditor that 10 MPL cadets in singapore under tiger airways already completed their IOE.. Any latest news? Anyone? Thanks!
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Old 25th Jul 2012, 02:16   #2 (permalink)

 
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Putting a Makeshift Pilot Licence holder in a seat he shouldn't be anywhere
near will finally cause captains to operate single pilot. What that wretched
outfit will do to save a few dimes is bloody obscene.

Sympathies and good luck to the Tiger skippers - they'll need it!
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Nothing wrong with our MPL guys. They do as they're told and are willing to learn, which is more than I can say for the experienced guys...
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