seeking fic sc hool recommendations?
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From: ireland
seeking fic school recommendations?
hi all,
i have an jar compliant licence, 250hrs tt.,i am lookin for a good school in which to do a FIC course, can anyone recommend a good school.What does the pre-entry test involve,what should i expect?.will i have any trouble operating on an irish issued jar licence in the uk?is there much instructing work in uk. or should i not ask!!!
thanks in advance
i have an jar compliant licence, 250hrs tt.,i am lookin for a good school in which to do a FIC course, can anyone recommend a good school.What does the pre-entry test involve,what should i expect?.will i have any trouble operating on an irish issued jar licence in the uk?is there much instructing work in uk. or should i not ask!!!
thanks in advance
Last edited by mlme0891; 25th August 2002 at 17:14.
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From: UK
Hi,
Old Sarum Flying club in Salisbury is a very good place to do the FIC, I havent done one there I just work there but I know there is a waiting list for the course and have heard very positive feed back from people on the course. Give them a ring and see what you think,
Happy Landings
Old Sarum Flying club in Salisbury is a very good place to do the FIC, I havent done one there I just work there but I know there is a waiting list for the course and have heard very positive feed back from people on the course. Give them a ring and see what you think,
Happy Landings
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From: Skull Island
There is alot of good FIC Instructor's about. But I can recommend an ex collegue of mine who should now be up and running at Allouette Flying school Biggin Hill. If not another EXColl of mine at Tayside Dundee.
Hope it helps
Hope it helps
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There was a thread on the Instructors fourm about the pre-entry test, but I can't find it now. From what I can remember the test profile is that of a proficiency check. So it is to check that you can fly the PPL syllabus manouvers to PPL standards. It's flown from the left hand seat.
