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BAA Training
As for the unique BAA Training cadet program and the job guarantee it offers, we want to assure you that it is neither a scam nor an exaggeration. The advertisements we post are not misleading. While it is true that students cannot choose the specific airline they will work for in advance, we take our obligation to provide job placements at one of the Group's sister companies seriously.
BAA Training is in a unique position of having sister airlines, owned by the same group. These include Avion Express, Smartlynx, Blue Bird Cargo, Klasjet and most recently Air Explore. The total fleet for this year is around 180 aircraft, a mix of A320 and B737. These airlines all together employ more than 1800 pilots and will continue to expand.
In the rare event that we are unable to fulfill this commitment, we provide the compensation outlined in the agreement.
We remain committed to providing the best opportunities for our cadets, and while these exceptional circumstances may occur, we continuously strive to ensure their success by maintaining strong partnerships and adapting to the ever-changing aviation landscape.
You ditched your own avion express cadets leaving them unemployed, even during the times when
avion express was recruiting post covid. One of them paid another 30k euros to BAA
on top of the avion express course price to buy employment at smartlynx, the others who didn’t pay more received no such help nor the compensations that you claim.
You have helped no one get employed, in fact based on the linkedin profiles of your graduates, as shown in the screenshots above, it seems like having BAA in the CV keeps you from being employed as a pilot anywhere, unless you pay extra for retraining at another course provider, eg. at AFA MCC OR you already have hours on type.