NAC career pilot program
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Ireland
Hi there john.When i finish college in june, i would probably be looking to head out there.I have searched the forums on NAC and gained some insightful pertinent information.I was wondering if you could Private Message Me also and let me know how you are getting on?
All the best with your training and Best wishes for the new year
Slán,
keith
All the best with your training and Best wishes for the new year
Slán,
keith
Last edited by Boeing737; 4th January 2005 at 21:31.
Joined: Mar 1999
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Yes, it's perfectly credible that "graduates" from NAC are working for RYR and BAW. Pilots working for these airlines must have trained somewhere. And, the last time I looked, NAC were approved to teach courses which would make you eligable to work for an airline.
What's more important to an airline is the quality of the applicant, the quality of the training (perceived or otherwise), and the continuity. Even if you did your course modular, in several circles the doing the ATPL, then the CPL, then the IR, then the MCC all in one shot with the same training provider is seen in a very favourable light.
What's more important to an airline is the quality of the applicant, the quality of the training (perceived or otherwise), and the continuity. Even if you did your course modular, in several circles the doing the ATPL, then the CPL, then the IR, then the MCC all in one shot with the same training provider is seen in a very favourable light.
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"Even if you did your course modular, in several circles the doing the ATPL, then the CPL, then the IR, then the MCC all in one shot with the same training provider is seen in a very favourable light"
Which companies would these be?
Which companies would these be?
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BACX, for a start. Ian Cheese said so at a talk he gave at Aeros in Gloucester before Christmas. Currently in BA (mainline) John Monks is, apparently, in a minority in favouring Integrated only for their few-and-far-between low hour intakes.
