Flight school help - SPAIN
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Flight school help - SPAIN
Hi there
I am looking in to joining a flight school in Q4 of this year or Q1 of next year at the latest.
So far I have wisited QualityFly only.
In my head I have shortlisted Qualityfly, Oneair and Airpull/Flybyschool in Burgos.
I liked Qualityfly, it was good, I'm thinking Oneair is taking the lead for me at the momen though I am yet to visit!
Can anyone give any legit reviews of any of the schools that I have mentioned?
It would be good to hear real reviews.
Thank you in advance!
I am looking in to joining a flight school in Q4 of this year or Q1 of next year at the latest.
So far I have wisited QualityFly only.
In my head I have shortlisted Qualityfly, Oneair and Airpull/Flybyschool in Burgos.
I liked Qualityfly, it was good, I'm thinking Oneair is taking the lead for me at the momen though I am yet to visit!
Can anyone give any legit reviews of any of the schools that I have mentioned?
It would be good to hear real reviews.
Thank you in advance!
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I think you are doing the right thing by visiting the schools.
Don't just listen to the marketing people though. You need to speak to ordinary students out of the earshot of staff. Ask them about the pros and cons of the school. Ask about anything they wish they'd known before they started. Also, try to get plane/ FI availability info - do people finish on time.
I don't really know the schools well so can't give personal advice about them.
However, one thing about OneAir is that LEAX airport is very very busy and Spanish is the language of communication at the airport. Fine if you speak Spanish, but not ideal for commercial training if you don't. The other school based at LEAX is about to take in a lot of easyjet MPL students from CAE so it's only going to get busier. That's going to make training a bit more challenging.
Don't just listen to the marketing people though. You need to speak to ordinary students out of the earshot of staff. Ask them about the pros and cons of the school. Ask about anything they wish they'd known before they started. Also, try to get plane/ FI availability info - do people finish on time.
I don't really know the schools well so can't give personal advice about them.
However, one thing about OneAir is that LEAX airport is very very busy and Spanish is the language of communication at the airport. Fine if you speak Spanish, but not ideal for commercial training if you don't. The other school based at LEAX is about to take in a lot of easyjet MPL students from CAE so it's only going to get busier. That's going to make training a bit more challenging.
