PAT not training
Educated Hillbilly
Joined: Dec 2004
Aviation Qualifications: ATPL
Posts: 1,003
Likes: 13
From: From the Hills
Interestingly I haven't seen much sign of any of the PAT Dutchess's in the last few weeks.
I haven't heard that they have stopped training, it may be the school is just quiet at the moment; but PAT are no where near as busy as they used to be and certainly seem to be operating on a much reduced scale than in previous years.
I haven't heard that they have stopped training, it may be the school is just quiet at the moment; but PAT are no where near as busy as they used to be and certainly seem to be operating on a much reduced scale than in previous years.
Last edited by portsharbourflyer; 25th November 2016 at 21:54.
Joined: Feb 1999
Posts: 1,095
Likes: 0
From: UK
Totally outstanding school. I owe Anthony my career due to him putting my name forward for an interview. I always could tell his outfit was a cut above all the rest when I visited the flyer exhibition at Heathrow all those years ago. Perhaps most importantly the CAA chief examiner recommended them as the best.
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 139
Likes: 0
From: Bournemouth, England
In order to clarify matters:
We have decided to part-retire, and are moving out of our current premises on December 14th. Our CAA approvals will remain.
We will not be taking on any new CPL/IR students, but we will complete those that we have started. We may continue training CB-IR students.
We will publish our new contact details on the website shortly and will continue to provide security and airline references to any ex-student for the next five years.
We wish all our ex-students the best for the future, both the many who have found jobs and the few who are still looking. It has been stimulating to work with you all and we enjoy hearing about those who have progressed to captains (or higher!), or who are now working for prestigious airlines like BA.
Separately, our examiner courses and examiner seminars under 'Flight Examiner Training' will continue full steam.
Thank you also for all the continuing support that we have received from industry.
Anthony & Linda Mollison
We have decided to part-retire, and are moving out of our current premises on December 14th. Our CAA approvals will remain.
We will not be taking on any new CPL/IR students, but we will complete those that we have started. We may continue training CB-IR students.
We will publish our new contact details on the website shortly and will continue to provide security and airline references to any ex-student for the next five years.
We wish all our ex-students the best for the future, both the many who have found jobs and the few who are still looking. It has been stimulating to work with you all and we enjoy hearing about those who have progressed to captains (or higher!), or who are now working for prestigious airlines like BA.
Separately, our examiner courses and examiner seminars under 'Flight Examiner Training' will continue full steam.
Thank you also for all the continuing support that we have received from industry.
Anthony & Linda Mollison
