DOT LT Training - any feedback?
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DOT LT Training - any feedback?
Hello,
I'm a young commercial pilot (ATPL frozen) and I found an opporunity of Type Rating (ATR42/72) and Line Training with DOT LT, Lithuanian Airline.
After the training, DOT offers a short contract.
Does anyone know this airline and its training programs? Do you have any feedback about exprience with DOT?
Thanks in advance for your answers and information.
I'm a young commercial pilot (ATPL frozen) and I found an opporunity of Type Rating (ATR42/72) and Line Training with DOT LT, Lithuanian Airline.
After the training, DOT offers a short contract.
Does anyone know this airline and its training programs? Do you have any feedback about exprience with DOT?
Thanks in advance for your answers and information.
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To start with, I never heard of them. I know Lithuania is trying to re-establish a flag carier. Maybe it is them, I still doubting that.
On their website I found no info about the course just the starting date.
I recommend you text/call/get there and ask A LOT of questions especially regarding the payment/estalments of payments etc. The "short contract" must also be discussed are they going to pay you salary or anything?
Also keep in mind ATRs do not have expensive TRs...
I am not fully certified pilot yet, but it is just my point and I know I might be just way too obvious
but as I stated in the begining, I really never heard of them neither saw them in the airport so it is a newly basted airliner.
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EDIT: Just realised it is Lithuanian/Norwegian company. Therefore you might want to ignore my post
On their website I found no info about the course just the starting date.
I recommend you text/call/get there and ask A LOT of questions especially regarding the payment/estalments of payments etc. The "short contract" must also be discussed are they going to pay you salary or anything?
Also keep in mind ATRs do not have expensive TRs...
I am not fully certified pilot yet, but it is just my point and I know I might be just way too obvious
but as I stated in the begining, I really never heard of them neither saw them in the airport so it is a newly basted airliner.'
EDIT: Just realised it is Lithuanian/Norwegian company. Therefore you might want to ignore my post
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I am not quite sure what that EDT implies!
Just because it is also a "Norwegian" company, does not mean that it is good!
You don't mention prices in this post, I would think spending a lot of money on a ATR would be wasted money!
What do you think your pay will be there, even if against all odds they offer you a contract after? (why should they offer you, there is another one waiting to take your place after) - and than, where do you go with an ATR rating?
Go and pay for another rating? It will never end!
Just because it is also a "Norwegian" company, does not mean that it is good!
You don't mention prices in this post, I would think spending a lot of money on a ATR would be wasted money!
What do you think your pay will be there, even if against all odds they offer you a contract after? (why should they offer you, there is another one waiting to take your place after) - and than, where do you go with an ATR rating?
Go and pay for another rating? It will never end!
