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Old 16th Apr 2016, 21:30
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parkfell

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Sponsorship through either BA or AerLingus are worth exploring.

If you do decide to carry out some flying at a club, you might as well obtain your class one medical without delay.
The worse aspect of an integrated course for you may involve having to unlearn any horrible habits/techniques you pick up at a flying club. Choose your instructor carefully. The initial 10-15 hours are critical in building a solid foundation, and learning to trim, and TRIM PROPERLY.

No flying experience is necessary, and many say better, for the integrated course.
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