have you thought about a microlight nppl, good school at our field save £££, lots of our guys are from the southport area.
With respect, that's not the best advice to give someone considering progressing all the way to ATPL and an airline career (RTFQ
). A microlight NPPL would not be of any benefit whatsoever in that situation.
Time is an enemy in training terms, the longer you let it run, the more you will need to fly, the more it will cost.
Technically correct but somewhat irrelevant, as additional time completing the PPL will reduce hours required post PPL before you can start IR/ATPL training
Phil - my 2p worth:
i) Go for it - you only live once
ii) Don't pay up front.