PPSC????
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PPSC????
Hi guys,
I'm holding a faa atpl, 6500h 4000h on the 727, and want to get my JAA atpl. I'm in contact with PPSC, anyone of you know about it or experienced it? I want to integrate their modular course. I'm also in contact with 4forces and oxford...
Any advices welcome.
Good luck for your carreer and see you in the sky!
I'm holding a faa atpl, 6500h 4000h on the 727, and want to get my JAA atpl. I'm in contact with PPSC, anyone of you know about it or experienced it? I want to integrate their modular course. I'm also in contact with 4forces and oxford...
Any advices welcome.
Good luck for your carreer and see you in the sky!
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I have been mate, and they are spot on. Most of the instructors are X RAF, either pilots or navigators, and they bloody well no there stuff.
If you decide to go there you will soon learn that a lot of things in aviation are about as good as tits on a nun, isn't that right Mr Webb
If you decide to go there you will soon learn that a lot of things in aviation are about as good as tits on a nun, isn't that right Mr Webb
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Yan
PPSC managed to get me through my ATPL (JAR) exams via their full time course and I really enjoyed it (well most of it, ... as much as you can enjoy 8 months of HELL)
Seriously though the instructors are very good and all have masses of experience. The only concern I would have is the fact that some of them are leaving and so leaving a bit of a hole in the syllabus. The key guys are still there like Derek Hauton who could teach instrument theory to a class of oak trees and still manage to get a 90% pass for all concerned. John Hooper (autopilots and all that jazz) is fab and as with most of the instructors teaches it as simply as humanly possible!!
Hope you go there and enjoy the joys of CAA bull!!!! Q&A like all the rest of us poor JAR sods!!
Hope this helps
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PPSC managed to get me through my ATPL (JAR) exams via their full time course and I really enjoyed it (well most of it, ... as much as you can enjoy 8 months of HELL)
Seriously though the instructors are very good and all have masses of experience. The only concern I would have is the fact that some of them are leaving and so leaving a bit of a hole in the syllabus. The key guys are still there like Derek Hauton who could teach instrument theory to a class of oak trees and still manage to get a 90% pass for all concerned. John Hooper (autopilots and all that jazz) is fab and as with most of the instructors teaches it as simply as humanly possible!!
Hope you go there and enjoy the joys of CAA bull!!!! Q&A like all the rest of us poor JAR sods!!
Hope this helps
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