I haven't heard so many positive feedback about flyeft. People who have been there, have talked about aircraft and training quality issues. It seems this school has a lack of training organisation and managers who are only focused to make as much as possible money not caring of people safety and training issues. Also, I think that a FAA to EASA conversion in USA land wouldn't be the best option for your training quality. Why? well your future will be flying an airplane into European airspaces under European laws so you must get used to fly in such airspaces. Doing a full conversion course in Europe is the right occasion to do so, in my opinion. If you attracted by an american flying experience my advice is to just go in one of the most reputable american schools like long beach flying club & flight academy and then come back in europe for the conversion course. Trust me in this way you can still keep a low overall cost while preserving you training quality.
Last edited by pakythepilot; 1st Jun 2013 at 13:39.