metro 23 question
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metro 23 question
Hello guys
I was just curious if anyone know that air national do metro 23 training for non-company pilots? My company is setting up new chart business in korea and we are investigating various training facilities around the world. Obviously to find out the most cost effective but also quality training if we can.
cheers
p.s. Does anyone have or know where I can get Metro 23 POH? My boss would like to pre study the metro before training. Any sort of training material regarding to Metro 23 is appreciated
Thanks
I was just curious if anyone know that air national do metro 23 training for non-company pilots? My company is setting up new chart business in korea and we are investigating various training facilities around the world. Obviously to find out the most cost effective but also quality training if we can.
cheers
p.s. Does anyone have or know where I can get Metro 23 POH? My boss would like to pre study the metro before training. Any sort of training material regarding to Metro 23 is appreciated
Thanks
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Metro 3/23 Training
These guy's are pretty good, located in Melbourne
www.ansettsimulators.com/
Sure you would be able to get your hands on a POH as well
Hope this helps!
www.ansettsimulators.com/
Sure you would be able to get your hands on a POH as well
Hope this helps!
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I love it when guys want to "Pre Train" on a transport category aircraft!
Do yourself a favour and read nothing about the aircraft until the ground school.
All you will do is confuse the hell out of yourself and make the ground school harder because of pre conceived ideas about what you have read.
Do yourself a favour and read nothing about the aircraft until the ground school.
All you will do is confuse the hell out of yourself and make the ground school harder because of pre conceived ideas about what you have read.
All you will do is confuse the hell out of yourself and make the ground school harder because of pre conceived ideas about what you have read.
I love it when guys want to "Pre Train" on a transport category aircraft!
Do yourself a favour and read nothing about the aircraft until the ground school.
All you will do is confuse the hell out of yourself and make the ground school harder because of pre conceived ideas about what you have read.
Do yourself a favour and read nothing about the aircraft until the ground school.
All you will do is confuse the hell out of yourself and make the ground school harder because of pre conceived ideas about what you have read.
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Kant,
i would suggest you focus on your ATPL's and getting the 1500 hours or so, then look at a metro type rating.
Build some sound multi IFR hours and this will make the transition a lot easier.
All the best with the future and merry xmas
i would suggest you focus on your ATPL's and getting the 1500 hours or so, then look at a metro type rating.
Build some sound multi IFR hours and this will make the transition a lot easier.
All the best with the future and merry xmas
