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Old 26th April 2012 | 15:13
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corsair
 
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The NFC only just started their integrated course. So the only people with experience of that will be the current students. So I doubt you'll get much information on that situation.

But they've trained many a pilot over the years, including me, (partially). I never had any real problems with them.

Don't know anything about Atlantic. Their integrated course is brand new too. But the have a good reputation.

If it's a choice between the two I would pick the one you're closest too.

You didn't mention PTC and I won't either.

Agree on the selection tests. They're a marketing tool for one thing and for another they're a way of eliminating complete duffers who would make the school look bad if they got onto an integrated course. I spoke to one senior Instructor at a school and asked him why they had introduced a pilot assessment. He told me it was just because the other schools, sorry 'Flying colleges' had them and they had to compete.
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