Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence, 74000 Euro, in Poland

[Vanakkum]

Being one of the most prestigious Polish law university located at Warsaw, Lazarski University, offers Aviation Law bachelor degree + PPL in 3 years with a price labelled 74000 euro. They say our quality is high and giving you one of the top training you can get in Europe though they're just going to start their course with Goldwings Flight Academy partnership as of this term.
Has anyone heard anything or have experience with either of Goldwings or Lazarski University?
Are they trustworthy and worth it to take 0 to ATPL (frozen) course for 74k price tag?

[Banana Joe]

A PPL is not a Professional Pilot License, it's a Private Pilot License. You know, the license amateurs hold and fly on weekend typically.

[flugas]

This is a very subjective opinion of mine, but this programme is too expensive for what it is. In Germany, a much more expensive country compared to Poland, one would pay 82k or less for the frozen ATPL in combination with a bachelor's degree in engineering or aviation management, e.g. with Aero-Beta, FFH Aviation Training, Aerotours, EIAB etc. All these schools are in Germany.

[popo_von_kox]

This is a type of Universitiy, where no-one drives a car older than 2 years... it may not be the most cost-effective way to obtain commercial pilot qualification.

[unluckyjr]

Originally Posted by Vanakkum

Being one of the most prestigious Polish law university located at Warsaw, Lazarski University, offers Aviation Law bachelor degree + PPL in 3 years with a price labelled 74000 euro. They say our quality is high and giving you one of the top training you can get in Europe though they're just going to start their course with Goldwings Flight Academy partnership as of this term.
Has anyone heard anything or have experience with either of Goldwings or Lazarski University?
Are they trustworthy and worth it to take 0 to ATPL (frozen) course for 74k price tag?

I can't tell you enough why to stay away from goldwings.
But I know many of you guys will not neither listen to me nor the other guys from the other goldwings topic, and keep coming to this so-called-flight-school.
And the funny thing about that; the reason why people keep coming was the low prices, now they doubled the price, and people still just can't stay away.
Anyways, you've been warned.

[polskiland]

If you do continue to do this program for 74k in a third world country I'll be happy to take some of whatever you're smoking aswell

[Sholayo]

Originally Posted by polskiland

If you do continue to do this program for 74k in a third world country I'll be happy to take some of whatever you're smoking aswell

I think you left Poland in 30 years ago if you think it's third world country
On the other hand - yes, 70k+ EUR is absurdly expensive and Łazarski is rather for rich than those seeking quality education.
One can do 0-ATPL in Poland for 40k EUR but that's for natives for many reasons. Reasonable amount would be like 50k EUR.

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