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Old 18th Nov 2015, 13:14
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uniformkilo
 
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Hi Chico

I'd say if you're looking for quality, as per the above suggestions, the list should include Duncan Bickley at Aeromega in Cambridge.

I should declare an interest; I instructed there for a couple of years, after doing my FI course there in 2011.

I found the FI course to be rigorous and, well, just seriously good. I came to it with 1000 private-owner hours in both turbines and in piston Robinsons, and learned a lot while flying with Duncan, both about how to teach and how to use the R22 safely as a training machine.

While working there I was encouraged to develop my skills further as part of a very professionally managed set-up. The whole ethos is sound.

Hope this helps.

UK

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