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Old 16th Feb 2009, 15:52
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caa exam prices!!!

Does anyone have any idea why the CAA have decided to raise the ATPL exam price to £86 in Orlando! Im at Orlando Flight Training and just got told about it!
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The same reason any costs go up, to make more money.
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yeh i gathered that but why only in Orlando!
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to cover the cost of that nice 'clicky' pencil you get to take home with you
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Old 16th Feb 2009, 16:35
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ha! we arent even allowed to take them home!!! thats it next time im taking myne!
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Maybe because you have nicer weather and the guys at the CAA are jealous. For £86, I hope you can keep the paper!

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Just live with it.
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Wait 'til your flight test for eye-watering numbers.
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Old 16th Feb 2009, 19:33
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Presumably to cover the increased postage and carriage costs?

Cheers

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Welcome to the world of aviation . . . !
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Maybe they'll use it to install cameras, to monitor the blatant cheating which went on when I did my exams there.
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CAA International taking over the running of exams outside UK.
The charge is for Invigilation and extra costs associated with running exams outside the UK.
Some schools outside UK charged an extra fee for access to the exam centre. This is now included by CAA International in the single per exam fee.
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