Originally Posted by
BAA Training
We acknowledge that certain instructors have departed from our organization, either due to receiving offers from airlines or choosing to pursue their instructing careers elsewhere. We respect the individual choices made by each instructor, as personal satisfaction can vary from person to person. At BAA Training, we do not compel anyone to remain against their will, but rather encourage personal growth and development for all. It is worth noting that a number of instructors opted to leave during the pandemic, as we were unable to provide them with the necessary flight hours to sustain their business operations.
Kind Regards,
BAA Training team
You employ freelance instructors only. They don’t get paid unless they fly. That’s why some of them opted to fly even in t-storm weather just to be able to make the ends meet at the end of month with whatever remaining aircraft there is. There is NO opportunity for personal growth whatsoever cause no instructor remains in your company for long. It is probably the most toxic, under appreciated work place on earth. Simply take a look at pilot websites you keep advertising for FI positions. Nearly every 4-5 weeks there is a new job opening at your company. People aren’t stupid.