JAA-FCL PPL in USA
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JAA-FCL PPL in USA
Hi everybody,
does somebody know a link or a list of FTO`s, where it is possible to do the JAA-FCL PPL in USA (preliminary at the west coast). Maybe there is somebody, who did the privat pilot licence on this way. Here, in Germany, it is too expensive
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So I`m interested in the JAA-FCL and/or the FAA PPL in the US, maybe together with some hours directly after getting the licence. So is it possible to do the licence and fly 100 hours (altogether) within 6 weeks?
Thanks for answering the questions
does somebody know a link or a list of FTO`s, where it is possible to do the JAA-FCL PPL in USA (preliminary at the west coast). Maybe there is somebody, who did the privat pilot licence on this way. Here, in Germany, it is too expensive
.So I`m interested in the JAA-FCL and/or the FAA PPL in the US, maybe together with some hours directly after getting the licence. So is it possible to do the licence and fly 100 hours (altogether) within 6 weeks?
Thanks for answering the questions
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Did mine at OBA,
had a hoot, and for hour building afterwards, well, OBA are cheap as chips, you'd have to steal an a/c to get hours for less!
Thats me tuppence in!
had a hoot, and for hour building afterwards, well, OBA are cheap as chips, you'd have to steal an a/c to get hours for less!
Thats me tuppence in!
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Sunpoint, did you search through the archives? This thread seems to start again every week or so...
The CAA has a document called the Approved Training Organizations or something like that. That contains the full list of JAA flightschools in a non-JAA country, as the CAA is the only one who certifies foreign flight schools. Three in Florida (OBA, Naples and OFT I believe), one in California (AAA) and one in Moncton, Canada, if I remember correctly.
Lots of reviews on the various schools too on the forums. Check out the Professional Training section as well, since a lot of professional students start their JAA career with one of these schools.
The CAA has a document called the Approved Training Organizations or something like that. That contains the full list of JAA flightschools in a non-JAA country, as the CAA is the only one who certifies foreign flight schools. Three in Florida (OBA, Naples and OFT I believe), one in California (AAA) and one in Moncton, Canada, if I remember correctly.
Lots of reviews on the various schools too on the forums. Check out the Professional Training section as well, since a lot of professional students start their JAA career with one of these schools.
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I posted a list on a thread about this when I asked a similar question a couple of weeks ago, but because I'd included links to all the FTOs, the post got re-routed to "a moderator" and was never seen again!
But hopefully the fruits of my research will make it onto the forum this time. Listed on page 5 of CAA Standards Document 31, we have:
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But hopefully the fruits of my research will make it onto the forum this time. Listed on page 5 of CAA Standards Document 31, we have:
- Naples Air Centre
- Cabair College of Air Training t/a European Pilot Training Academy (Kissimmee & Moncton)
- European Flight Training LLC (Florida)
- Western Air (Thruxton) Ltd in association with Sunrise Aviation, Florida
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