Which Florida Flying School?
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Which Florida Flying School?
If you wanted to do a Night/IMC and 50hrs where would you go in Florida. I've narrowed it down to OFT, Naples or Brittania and would appreciate any views or comments on these or others.
PS I know the PPRuNe policy on this topic so it may be an idea to e-mail me.
Thanks in advance for your help.
PS I know the PPRuNe policy on this topic so it may be an idea to e-mail me.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Try International Flight Training up in Melbourne FL, nice planes and people, website is
www.intlflight.com
have fun !
www.intlflight.com
have fun !
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Try Naples Air Centre on the West coast of Florida. Very friendly I converted by FAA PPL to CAA PPL plus multi and night ratings.
Accomodation at the Wellesley Inn is cheap and very comfortable as the school gets a good rate. If you need any other details drop me an Email. [email protected]
Steve
Accomodation at the Wellesley Inn is cheap and very comfortable as the school gets a good rate. If you need any other details drop me an Email. [email protected]
Steve
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The Pan Am Academy Ft Pierce, Florida is a JAR approved FTO and is an excellent choice for flight training.
If you would like details have a look at www.pilotassist.com, who will tell you all about them.
If you would like details have a look at www.pilotassist.com, who will tell you all about them.
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Just one word about the owners of International Flight Training. Steven Fisher used to run a set up at Fort Pierce called International Flight Training Academy.
I did my hour building there back in 1996 or 1997. I payed for a whole load of hours and due to too many pilots chasing too few aircraft I didn't complete my hour building. Took me many months to get about £600 back off them. They only paid up when I threatened legal action.
If you do go there, be careful with your wonga, guard your money with your life!!
Flashy websites/brochures mean b*gger all. I had a much better experience at OBA but let's not go down that thread!!!!!
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I did my hour building there back in 1996 or 1997. I payed for a whole load of hours and due to too many pilots chasing too few aircraft I didn't complete my hour building. Took me many months to get about £600 back off them. They only paid up when I threatened legal action.
If you do go there, be careful with your wonga, guard your money with your life!!
Flashy websites/brochures mean b*gger all. I had a much better experience at OBA but let's not go down that thread!!!!!
[This message has been edited by Scottie (edited 02 March 2001).]
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I would wholeheartedly endorse the comments made by Scottie. I had the misfortune to work for Fisher for a year - i have a UK County Court Judgement against him for unpaid wages.
I saw no end of students owed a credit balance which they had to fight for a refund.
I have never met a more unpleasant human being than Fisher.
I could never recommend them to anyone.
Mail me if this gets edited and you want it repeating.
I saw no end of students owed a credit balance which they had to fight for a refund.
I have never met a more unpleasant human being than Fisher.
I could never recommend them to anyone.
Mail me if this gets edited and you want it repeating.
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Thanks for the info everyone. I have chosen Orlando Flight Training (OFT) and should be going in a couple of weeks. I will do a Trainee Pilot style report on them after I return just to let prospective clients know about the good service they will get (hopefully).
Thanks again for the public advice and the e-mails.
Thanks again for the public advice and the e-mails.
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There has been a change recently at PPRuNe HQ in naming schools in regard to people having been ripped off, where the quality overall was much less than one would expect or where you didn't get what was promised to you. It is now acceptable if the criticism is real.
However, please be aware, that you MUST be prepared to fully identify yourself to back up what you say, and by providing all the relevent details if it is required. If you are happy to do that there will be no problem here.
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However, please be aware, that you MUST be prepared to fully identify yourself to back up what you say, and by providing all the relevent details if it is required. If you are happy to do that there will be no problem here.
PPRuNe Pop
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[This message has been edited by PPRuNe Pop (edited 03 March 2001).]
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I just came across this web site. It has a discussion board on US flight school.
http://www.jetcareers.com/cgi-bin/Ul...i?action=intro
http://www.jetcareers.com/cgi-bin/Ul...i?action=intro
