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Karan14 16th Feb 2017 20:53

2 Fly Pro pilot programme Florida and Spain
 
Hello,
I would like to have the feedback from current students (2016-17) or old students (2014-15) who have followed the integrated training from 2Fly pro pilot programme process on the following points:

1) Have you find a pilot job ? If yes in wich period ?
2) Do you have statiscs on the employement after this integrated training ?

jamcam 28th Mar 2017 21:26

Recently been to an information seminar... seems almost too good to be true offering more or less the same as ctc and oaa but for a reduced cost... very interested to hear opinions

FriendlyAviator 25th Apr 2021 21:59

2fly
 
I am also looking to apply to 2fly. Can any tell me how the experience was?

spitfirejock 12th May 2021 12:04

I have heard of students having to pay up front for most or all of the course cost at this school, so I would steer clear of ANY school where you are locked in and can't change your mind, whether Integrated or Modular training. If you can secure stage payments of no more than $10K at a time then you have at least some level of protection.

Most of the recent opinion posted on this forum states quite clearly DO NOT pay large sums up from even if the school is large and gives the impression of being stable...things change!!

Alex Whittingham 12th May 2021 18:03

May I refer you to their funding page which says that you will pay over £65,000 ($91,400) within 16 weeks of enrolling, that is within 3 and a half months of pitching up there. At that point you are very unlikely to have completed your PPL, which costs about $7500, so you have overpaid them at least $84,000, and more to pay next month. From that point on you are entirely at the mercy of the ATO, they own you, and if they went bust you would never get it back. You can expect to have to keep some money in credit at a reputable flight school, but ony $1000 dollars or so. Great marketing, though.

Just think about the numbers. Say 20 students each with $60,000 overpaid against what they have flown (lets be conservative), that's $1.2 million of cash flow. Even if you (the ATO) had nothing in the bank before your course started you are now flush with yankee dollars. What will you spent it on? 40 students... 60 students...

TheFiddler 12th May 2021 20:00


seems almost too good to be true
Can there be a bigger danger sign than this?


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