PPL Q+A
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PPL Q+A
Hi my name is Liam Daly and I need some answers about a PPL? and how to go about getting one?
1) How old do you have to be to apply for one?
2) How many hours do you have to do in the UK?
3) How much would it cost?
4) nothing to do with PPL's but is there any airline in the UK that does sponsorships?
Im only 15 but I am keen to learn and make it easier on myself in the future
thanks in advance
1) How old do you have to be to apply for one?
2) How many hours do you have to do in the UK?
3) How much would it cost?
4) nothing to do with PPL's but is there any airline in the UK that does sponsorships?
Im only 15 but I am keen to learn and make it easier on myself in the future
thanks in advance
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1) 16 to go solo, 17 to do the Skill Test (you need to pass obviously to get the PPL) (plus 7 multi choice exams, and a Radio exam/test)
2) 45, of which 25 must be dual (i.e. with instructor), and 10 solo
3) Anywhere between £6-15k+ depending where you train, and how long it takes you (45 hours is the minimum, may people take more)
4) Best to ask in the Wannabes forums, but it's few if any, and the chances of getting in are so low as to be zero. Either go modular (do it in bits), which will cost you about £40-60k, or £100k+ for integrated (do it all at one school on one course).
2) 45, of which 25 must be dual (i.e. with instructor), and 10 solo
3) Anywhere between £6-15k+ depending where you train, and how long it takes you (45 hours is the minimum, may people take more)
4) Best to ask in the Wannabes forums, but it's few if any, and the chances of getting in are so low as to be zero. Either go modular (do it in bits), which will cost you about £40-60k, or £100k+ for integrated (do it all at one school on one course).
