Originally Posted by
alexeyAP
CaptSackJarrow,
By 'MPL' do you mean that you need to specifically train at a flight school which is tied to Easyjet (therefore you can only fly for them once you complete training)? I've looked at both CAE and L3 and while it does seem very commercial and robotic I'm sure it has its upsides. Most of the Easyjet pilots I've talked to have mentioned going to L3 on an integrated course. Thanks for your help.
Apologies for the late reply. Pretty much, A MPL is a training programme sponsored by an airline with a contract of employment upon completion, but to only work for them (until unfrozen ATPL). Yes, the majority EJ pilots I know were L3 / CAE however, there is still many other airlines that are not affiliated and tend to prefer modular students. As a modular student myself, net work net work and net work, its like every job, the more people who can vouch for your character the better.
Keep going and best of luck!