Originally Posted by
tsvpilot
You often get what you pay for. Such a price can be considered unreasonable since you could get the same with 60k or less, but these schools hardly stay in business unless their service is absolutely top-notch and centered around the student. In this sense, I can understand why there are people willing to pay such sums rather than do their training half the cost.
True. I don't know what I would do faced with the choice and the money to spend, especially if someone were telling me that the more expensive school would get me a better job.
What I do know is that for £120k I could get not only a CPL(A)/IR but also a CPL(H)/IR, both Flight instructor tickets and probably a float plane rating.