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Foxy2004 7th May 2004 18:56

PPL (IR) Flying schools
 
I'm nearly ready to start the real flying part of my IR (exams almost finished). Has anyone had good / bad experiences with IR training from schools in Southern England, West of London?

bookworm 7th May 2004 21:24

Professional Air Training at Bournemouth. First class.

http://www.pat.uk.com/main.htm

IFollowRoads 8th May 2004 08:50

I did my SEIR with http://www.carillaviation.co.uk/ and no complaints - good instruction both in the air and the sim, and plenty of ex CAAFU staff around. I was lined up to use PFT, but I had to re-schedule, and they couldn't fit me in to suit my timetable, hence Carill

IO540 8th May 2004 09:54

Can anyone also please indicate the flight test costs? These are rumoured to be around £800 for the examiner who has to come over from the USA.

Charlie Zulu 8th May 2004 12:22

Hi IO540,

I believe you may be thinking of a FAA IR checkride being conducted over here in the UK.

As far as I can tell (from the thread starter saying "exams" nearly finished) I believe that they are talking about the JAA IR course.

The CAA flight test fee can be found on the following link (pdf document):

http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/175/srg_fc...ges_ppl_05.pdf

(The fee is currently £637 for the initial attempt and if a partial is obtained a further £426 is payable for the re-test - these are payable directly to the CAA).

Best wishes,

Charlie Zulu.

englishal 8th May 2004 16:24

I thought the JAA IR exam fee (GFT) was due to rise in april to about £1000...........

Maybe I'm thinking of ME IR?

Ah well, a bargain anyway at £637:ugh:

Foxy2004 9th May 2004 16:35

Has anybody had experience of Wycombe Aircentre or Blackbushe/Redhill?

rustle 10th May 2004 11:02

Can I put a plug in for Bournemouth Flying Club (without this appearing as an advert) -- I did mine there, have suggested a few others I knew did their's there as well - no complaints, reasonable charges, nice summer location (if summer ever arrives) nice "club" for afterwards ;)

TangoZulu 10th May 2004 12:09

Can anyone tell me what the groundschool requirements are for a SEIR?

I am currently contemplating this, but I am confused about which ground exams I have to do?

Thanks

TZ

P.S. I would also recommend Bournemouth Flying Club based upon my own experiences so far with PPL/IMC/Night et al.


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