BCAR to JAR66 conversion course's
 

I am looking for companys that carry out BCAR to JAR66 conversion training (NOT distant learning!!)

I have been "recommended" Air Training Services in Perth Scotland

Has anybody any comments to make about there training?? ie Pass rates/notes/accomodation etc

Thanks in advance for any replys. .Mutley7 <img src="wink.gif" border="0">

Courses are available at Kidlington in Oxfordshire, it is also a designated CAA exam venue. I did my A & C with them, passed both on first attempt, hope this course is as good.

For info try <a href="http://www.oxfordaviation.net/engineer/index.htm" target="_blank">www.oxfordaviation.net/engineer/index.htm</a>

OH NO YOU DID NOT DENZIL!

If you are intending to add electrics to A & C, I would recommend Perth, it is hard work but the pass rate is high

sevenforeseven, I guess you are suffering mistaken identity <img src="tongue.gif" border="0">

I would have no reason to tell fibs about my exams with our friends at the CAA or the quality of training provided at Kidlington.

The only exam I failed was for the "X" and I am sure that I am not on my own there <img src="confused.gif" border="0"> , the £144 could have been put to better use buying lager and curry <img src="frown.gif" border="0">

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I can vouch for Denzil he definitely passed his A+C on the first attempt. I think the X failure probably had something to do with him trying to beat the Section L deadline. Am I right Denzil?

a loser and a liar

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As always a charming reply from A4. <img src="rolleyes.gif" border="0">

A4, are you just a complete to$$er?

To be a liar, I would have to tell lies!

Is a person who fails an exam (a CAA one at that) a loser?

You obviously pass every exam first time?

Max Motor, you are correct, self study in a trade in which I have had no "in depth" training (like most A & C guys + gals) was the reason. This is why I am willing to give CSE loads of £'s to give me the info, next time I want to pass <img src="tongue.gif" border="0">

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SORRY DENZIL I THINK IT WAS A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY ARE YOU THE GUY WHO WORKS FOR THE RED TAILS AT LHR AND LGW?IF SO I AM A COLLEGUE OF YOURS!

If you are multi X and want to convert to B2, CSE do a very good course on helicopter autopilots. Their training in heli theory of flight is also quite interesting. They have some very useful training aids in the hangar.

Although, why I need to pass an exam on helicopters when I have never worked on one, nor ever will, is quite beyond me?!!!

Beats me why any of us should even join this ridiculous stupidity of 66 in the first place...surely if we ALL dont pay our hard earned dosh and no one gets the ticket they will have to do something? Why should I pay out to retrain in the basics in the middle of my chosen (career). Beats me how we ever let this happen in the first place. I for one will not be helping to keep the residents of the Belgrano in the state that they have become accostomed to on my hard earned cash.

sevenforeseven, that COULD be the case, drop me an e-mail and we will see <img src="wink.gif" border="0">

So don't want to come out of the shadows then mate <img src="wink.gif" border="0">

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Stil too shy sevenforeseven!!!!!!!!!!!!

Air Service Training are at <a href="http://www.airservicetraining.co.uk/indexa.html" target="_blank">http://www.airservicetraining.co.uk/indexa.html</a> if you want to see what they have.

They even have some (basic) accommodation on site at not too bad a rate.

The impressive thing is that they even have a bar for those night time head-to-heads over a beer.

Not heard any bad reports so far.