You seem to know an awful lot about the flight school you are training at.
I am not mudslinging, I just read Eaglejet are partner with Nordica now in 2019, and there are more stories about Nordica P2F connections from the past.
I did not say Goldwings was working with Eaglejet, I said Eaglejet is working with Nordica. You need to read correctly what I write. Fly Nordica is the P2F company.
https://news.err.ee/117635/fly-with-...nks-say-pilots
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Pilots pay to fly
Airlines operating so-called pay-to-fly schemes make the situation even worse. Pilots’ licenses depend on their experience with individual plane types, measured in hours spent flying aircraft. Under pay-to-fly, pilots pay their employer for training and flight hours in order to log the time needed to acquire their license. A pilot often must pay tens of thousands of euros, a sum deducted from their pay.
Through Nordic Crew Management, NAG hires for a base salary plus hours flown, and at the same time hires based on pay-to-fly, which creates deductions to an already performance-dependent salary."