North London Flying School

[a797]

Has anyone got any information about the instructor rating at North London flying school?

Thanks!

a797

[Bravo73]

Here's a couple of previous threads to get you started:

http://www.pprune.org/flying-instruc...chool-fic.html

http://www.pprune.org/flying-instruc...ng-school.html

[a797]

Haha

Thanks, thats all I need to see, i wont be going near that place, thank god for pprune.

Can you reccommend any schools to do the rating?

[Bravo73]

Not me, I'm afraid. I don' fly planks...


But I'm sure that somebody will be along soon with a recommendation or two.

[Duchess_Driver]

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The Pilot Centre, Denham.

The Pilot Centre - Denham Aerodrome

01895 833838

[Touchngo]

White Waltham

West London Aero Club - Home

[ERIK C]

Panshanger is THE place to be to learn the trade!

If you learn the FI trade here at Panshanger, you can do it anywhere: relatively small grass strip, very basic equipped aircraft, British weather, limited and congested airspace, a nerve wrecking invoice software, no lunch breaks, neighbours complaining by phone after EACH take-off 100 yards off-track and a CFI who can come across at times as rather intimidating...
But if you learn to deal with all this, instructing at any other place should be peanuts...
All ex-Panshangerians I know have descent jobs now in aviation and know how to appreciate it!
Thanks H.M.!

[IRRenewal]

Travel north a bit to Andrewsfield. You get the same grass strip and everything that goes with it without the intimidating CFI.

01371 856744, ask for Carol Cooper.

[Speedbird 757-200]

LOL Erik you are so right! Hows things over with FTE anyway?

[essouira]

Choosing where to do your training is SO important. Panshanger would not be on my list.
Carol Cooper at Andrewsfield is great.
If Lindsey is still doing it at Bourn, I would recommend that too even though it's further away.
Fly with people who love flying, not with people who love money or those who love themselves.