So just taken a proper look at requirements and I’m sure I’m not the only one disappointed. Now if you have a PPL and 100+ hours, NR, or attempted any ATPLs you’re disqualified. Interesting. I get the logic as they want as little experience as possible. But can’t shake the feeling that this indirectly discriminates against folk who simply cannot afford integrated and have decided to do it the modular way, and slowly trudge their way through training while juggling work. Or family as well.
Why do I say that? I don’t know many people who plan to go integrated but still spend money on a PPL/100hrs/NR and ATPLs attempts. Do you? So they’re either going to get older(30+) people who have always wanted to be pilots but never attempted to. Or those with PPLs but <100 hours. Or those waiting to finish school then go intergrated.
good luck to all of them. I guess us poor people will just continue the hard route. Thanks TUI