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Flying School in America

Hi guys

Can some one please recommend a good school in America for FAA CPL /MEIR.

There are so many i am really not sure which one to choose.

Hi Kamran,

I don't wish to sound stand-offish however if you spend an hour going through the threads here you will find many a reviews of schools and you can come to your own conclusion :)

You also posted this thread on your expired JAA PPL.
http://www.pprune.org/private-flying...ml#post6961482

If you are wishing to use your JAA license in order to go for a FAA CPL - you will need to be valid and current.
Also - you mention in that other thread that you have flown very little during the past 18 months.
I would urge you to review the FAA regs on getting a FAA CPL - notably 61.127 (Flight Proficiency) and 61.129 (Aeronautical Experience).
Electronic Code of Federal Regulations:
You will see that you need 250 hours of flight time comprised of a number of specific requirements.

Thank you very much for your reply,I am going to fly 12 hours to remain current for FAA CPL.also thanks for These FAA links.I am going to have a look.