JAA or FAA
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JAAor FAA - which is better for someone wanting to further there education
JAA PPL will cost you around £6k and the FAA PPL will cost you £4k + accomodation etc. Converting a JAA > FAA is easier than converting an FAA > JAA.
FAA IR is not as difficult as the JAA IR either. I've done the calculations of FAA PPL, IR & CPL then converting the FAA IR/CPL to a JAA IR/CPL and the saving isn't very big at all. Infact if you don't pass everything in minimum time or the AC goes tech you may spend more money
Good luck.
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FAA IR is not as difficult as the JAA IR either
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If you expect the FAA IR to be easy then good luck to you.
Your reply:
If you expect the FAA IR to be easy then good luck to you.
No 2 - Are you saying I'm wrong? Is the FAA IR really harder than a JAA IR?
I am only using information I have gathered from both US / UK Instructors that have taught both.
This arguments been done to death on here many times and I can't be bothered, I simply read your statement as "the FAA IR is not as difficult as the JAA IR". Was curious if you could back that up with personal experience.
I don't for one second believe that the FAA IR is harder than JAA, both are different in many ways, but no instrument rating anywhere in the world is easy.
I don't for one second believe that the FAA IR is harder than JAA, both are different in many ways, but no instrument rating anywhere in the world is easy.
