Flying Ireland or UK?
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PPRuNe Engineering Dept Apprentice
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Deep in the boglands of Western Ireland
Ooh err, I'm confused. If I want to be serious about flying (eventually I want to go and get my CPL in the States) at what point in my training would it be a good idea for me to go to the UK?
My current plan is when I leave school (stayed back two years!) in a year-and-a-half's time, to have had a few taster lessons by then (maybe about 10-15 hours' worth), Go study engineering maybe around London area for a year, doing flying fully in my spare time until I get my PPL, Then (I'll have saved up) going on one of these hour-building CPL work-as-you-learn courses in the states, canada, or maybe even the land of Oz.
Now that plan is probably going to change, I'm just wondering about going to the UK...
My current plan is when I leave school (stayed back two years!) in a year-and-a-half's time, to have had a few taster lessons by then (maybe about 10-15 hours' worth), Go study engineering maybe around London area for a year, doing flying fully in my spare time until I get my PPL, Then (I'll have saved up) going on one of these hour-building CPL work-as-you-learn courses in the states, canada, or maybe even the land of Oz.
Now that plan is probably going to change, I'm just wondering about going to the UK...




