PPL in 21 days!?

[6477ident]

Is there someone who can tell me more about the current situation at AAA?

[acuba 290]

it is also possible to do in Europe. I have done my PPL in 18 days of flying, plus some bad weather days (used them perfectly for theory exams). All together from zero to skill test and RT exam took 28 days in Spain

[Shiver me timbers!]

acuba 290 - please can you adapt on your last post or PM me. I'm interested to know who, where, price etc...

[LH2]

I have done my PPL in 18 days of flying

17 days of flying, 18 days altogether. I suspect we've done it at the same place (David UK, do a search for the latest beta--there aren't many places in Spain doing PPLs which are mentioned here).

At any rate, it's only a PPL so of course it's perfectly doable in two or three weeks--I can't see any intrinsic reason why it should take any longer assuming a person of normal skills and intelligence.

[acuba 290]

well, it also needs some homework with study aids and lovely PPL confuser before starting training, but I agree 100% with LH2

[Rugbyears]

LH2 - 18 days is rather impressive regardless of location. How many hours did you accrue during this period..? I suspect the minimum 45H.

[acuba 290]

in my case it was never longer than 3 hr per day, mostly less

[Gup]

Hey 'leezy, am also looking at training in SA, can you tell me where you did it? I was looking around Joburg, but am flexible. Gotta love the value of the rand at the moment!