Aviation Training Unlimited
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Aviation Training Unlimited
Hi There
I have searched around the best school for me, a wannabe from Hong Kong, and I found www.AviationTrainingUnlimited.com
Anyone knows this Dr. Bill Bell, the owner of ATU? It sounds reasonable from what he said in the site. His 'get-real' philosophy and innovative approach on aviation education kinda impress me.
US$6500 for a complete course? $2500 for a shared plane? There are many items to be clarified but is it another 'too-good-to-be-true' scam?
Please give me some advices! Million thanks!
I have searched around the best school for me, a wannabe from Hong Kong, and I found www.AviationTrainingUnlimited.com
Anyone knows this Dr. Bill Bell, the owner of ATU? It sounds reasonable from what he said in the site. His 'get-real' philosophy and innovative approach on aviation education kinda impress me.
US$6500 for a complete course? $2500 for a shared plane? There are many items to be clarified but is it another 'too-good-to-be-true' scam?
Please give me some advices! Million thanks!
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Dear All
It seems like many people have read my message yet no comments on it. Is my English not making myself clear enough?
Look forward to hearing from you guys soon!
Thanks!
It seems like many people have read my message yet no comments on it. Is my English not making myself clear enough?
Look forward to hearing from you guys soon!
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Look at Q.17 in their FAQs.
They do not provide educational visas for foreign students, so you may wish to check with the US Embassy on the restrictions that apply to any other visa you may be granted. You certainly woulsn't be able to legally enter the USA on a Visa Waiver and then commence training - unless you'd like to incur the wrath of the US Immigration Service.
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They do not provide educational visas for foreign students, so you may wish to check with the US Embassy on the restrictions that apply to any other visa you may be granted. You certainly woulsn't be able to legally enter the USA on a Visa Waiver and then commence training - unless you'd like to incur the wrath of the US Immigration Service.
Best Regards,
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2close : Thanks for your advice. I hold a B1 visa to enter USA and, if required, I plan to change to M1 when I arrive. It shouldn't be a major problem for me. It is just that I wonder if I can get quality education from his program as claimed. And it seems like he tries to build it up like a franchise by offering to his students an Associate status with his school as free-lance instructors. Just wonder if it does work, especially on the quality control thing. Any comments on that?
