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Old 6th May 2004, 09:29
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Air League Bursary

It's perhaps a little early on so far this month, but just wondering if anyone who applied has started to get any feedback?

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Old 6th May 2004, 11:00
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Another St Ivian,
I applied for the 5-8hrs flying bursary too. I have not heard anything yet, but the winners of the 2004 Flying Scholarships have been announced though. Maybe we will know soon...
Keep checking here
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I got a big letter through the post from them this morning, but it was just their magazine/AGM notes. Still waiting.....

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I won an 8 hour bursary last year, and have to go to meet the Chooky Edinburgh next week in London. It is a great boost to get 8 hours flying free.
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*bump*

Anyone got anything yet?

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The letter last year confirming that I was to be awarded a bursary came in the first week in June, if that's any help.
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Anyone heard anything yet?? Has anyone applied for a second time (I never got anything last year, don't know what they expect me to write on the application form which will convince them I am skint!!!!)

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Emailed the Air League yesterday and they said that they were hopefully going to send out letters to winners and those not so lucky some time this week.

Good luck everyone
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Old 27th May 2004, 09:21
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Thanks LazyBoy.
Looks like we'll all probably know early next week. I was going to email them myself, now I don't have to!
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Sorry, just bumping it back up again...

Any heard anything at all yet?

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No, I'm still waiting. I presume they're just late sending the letters out.
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i hate to say this. And boy- I wasn't born with a silver spoon or anything (far from in!) I'm in debt.....5 figures worth of flying debt. But 8 hrs of flying bursury, and people are excited and looking forward to it with joy. This is kind of a sick industry I think.

Yeah just wanted to add-if its towards the PPL or CPL then all the more power to you I guess....but if its after the CPL/IR then Oh BOY....need I say more.
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Old 8th Jun 2004, 08:07
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BritishGuy:
Far from it actually. I am looking towards getting this bursary so I can do a Night Qual. for my own satisfaction, enjoyment and development within flying. If needs be I will pay for it, but why not apply for a bursary and see how I go?
I have no intention of taking up a career in civil aviation and am not banking on this to help me along the CPL/IR/fATPL/etc etc route.

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Old 8th Jun 2004, 10:28
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I actually think I should appologise for my comment made above. I think I was feeling frustrated and well, being kinda jobless with the licences, I was feeling like another 8 hours.....heck another 100 right now won't make me any more hireable!

Every little counts I guess!
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Old 8th Jun 2004, 13:52
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I am in the same boat as ASI I want it for a night rating for my own self satisfaction and enjoyment.

Have not heard anything yet however.

Good luck to all!
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Anyone applied for the Diana Britten Aeros Schol?

I was going to apply for the Air League bursary but never got round to it (I wanted to do my night rating as well after doing one trip at night and getting totally hooked!!)
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Old 9th Jun 2004, 14:35
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Would have loved to have applied for the Diana Britten Aeros Schol but unfortunately don't really meet the requirements.

Don't suppose anyone knows of anything similar that us gentleman pilots can apply for?
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Talking

I have been awarded a flying bursary! Thank you Air League!
Has anybody else?
Anyway, back down to the ATPL theory
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Lazy boy, i havent actually seen any for gents. You could apply for the DB one - tell them you used to be a girl!
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Yup, I got the letter yesterday! I was very excited, probably out of proportion, yes, you're right British Guy, but these little things keep you going when you're doing a boring low-paid job to try and pay for thousands of pound's worth of pilot's licence...

It was a real boost, though I might have to negotiate an extension of the 30th September deadline for completion of training if I'm going to use it to get a night rating - not sure.


Woo hoo!

PS - have not been able to find anything on the Diana Britten Schol... am I looking in the wrong places?

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