Nick...
If you are back to have another go, good luck. Learn from the previous venture, expect there to be a lot of distrust, and I hope you have some students and instructors left who are willing to risk investing their money in an enterprise that previously skipped out of the country with no warning. I suspect that many have realised that getting an SA licence will give them a widely recognised licence from a reputable and stable school at a lower cost.
There is no 'rumour' in this post, just fact. You skipped the country taking your aircraft, some of which still languish in SA. You did not inform your students that you were leaving and they woke up one morning to find the school closed and you were gone with no explanation of if or when they were getting back their money.
I sincerely hope it all goes better this time.
Why not post up your version of what went wrong last time, instead of posing as an interested potential student?
Best regards
JM
Last edited by Journey Man; 10th Sep 2010 at 06:05.
Reason: edited for atrocious spelling mistakes