Originally Posted by Send Clowns
The focus will be on money, on speed and on getting you out with the right paperwork because that is what the client looks for, you will not get a rounded flying experience. Half of what I have learnt in light aviation has been from being in flying organisations and around pilots; there is lot you can't learn by being around other part-finished products of a training factory!
I do agree with this comment regarding some schools. However, I am very upset to think that it could be true regarding all schools. I did part of my training at a JAA school in the US and this was not the case at all! I think part of the problem lies with FAA instructors instructing JAA courses rather than JAA qualified instructors...?
For Info
www.flyeft.com have all JAA instructors and I believe
Naples the majority are.