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Advice
Hello all
I hope I am posting this in the right place but I need some advice, I have family living in Toronto and would like to work towards my CPL. I know of only 2 flying schools in Toronto which are Canadian flyers international and Island air flight school if anyone has any experience with these schools or knows of any better schools in the area please let me know Thanking you all in advance |
Take a drive up towards Buttonville airport, there you will find Toronto Airways.
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Where are you in Toronto?
Do you have a car? There's Greenbank, Holland Landing, Brampton, Burlington, Oshawa, Hamilton. I did my license many years ago at Greenbank -- a good measure of a flying school is how long it takes to checkout somewhere else when you want to rent a plane -- one hour or less is a good number. Traffic density when you're going flying is a big factor. I do not run up to Holland Landing weekdays after work, nor would I want to be going to Buttonville then. |
I cant drive and i will b living on Queen's Quay so toronto island is the closest place 2 learn
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If you can't drive for medical reasons, I doubt you can pass a Class 1 aviation medical. If you can't drive for financial reasons, dual costs some $160/hr + 7% GST.
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sorry guys...another advice...please??
:O Hi everyone,
I have few questions. Just like everyone, I have great desire to fly for major. Let just say an opportunity (hypnotically speaking) present it self for a job to fly A320 as a F/O and the other job to fly twin as PIC. As I mention my dreams, is to for an airline In Oz or anywhere, What would be the best decision? Which one would you go for? Sam…:O |
Jet time, the employer will upgrade you when required.
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No contest!
A 320 is the way to go.:ok: |
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