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Forum: Private Flying

25th Apr 2006, 09:20

Replies: 1

PPL Training

Views: 654

Posted By PeterDublin

PPL Training

Hi Everybody
I am looking for a JAA approved school in southern europe or sa, where I can quickly get PPL, currently I started ppl in dublin ireland but weather is such a crap here that I seriously...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

12th Apr 2006, 08:10

Replies: 1

JAA approved schools in poland

Views: 644

Posted By PeterDublin

JAA approved schools in poland

How can I find if there are any JAA approved schools in poland I am going there in summer and I thought of adding extra hours there as a fly training, cost of there is very small, for example whole...

Forum: Private Flying

7th Apr 2006, 11:51

Replies: 11

PPL Ground Exams

Views: 1,151

Posted By PeterDublin

:)

Can anybode explain what is "PPL Confuser" ?
Thanks in advance :)

Forum: Medical & Health

7th Apr 2006, 08:28

Replies: 2

Medical class 2

Views: 668

Posted By PeterDublin

Medical class 2

Next week I am going to take medical class 2 for ppl , is it really hard to pass that one? I work with computers for many years should I be worry about eye exam? or anything else?
Thanks a lot

Forum: Private Flying

6th Apr 2006, 12:33

Replies: 6

PPL Training Question

Views: 1,057

Posted By PeterDublin

Medical class

Thanks to all replies, I think I will stick with them for now, they got better lately.
In terms of medical classes is it better to go straight and try to get class 1 or just do class 2 first ?

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

30th Mar 2006, 11:06

Replies: 5

Question to AC Mechanics

Views: 1,382

Posted By PeterDublin

It is Free

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Forum: Private Flying

27th Mar 2006, 07:16

Replies: 6

PPL Training Question

Views: 1,057

Posted By PeterDublin

PPL Training Question

Hi everybody
I have few questions to fellow students, recently I started flight training with some little private school and I have few concerns.
First of all my training started in january and I...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

10th Mar 2006, 11:59

Replies: 5

Question to AC Mechanics

Views: 1,382

Posted By PeterDublin

Question to AC Mechanics

My question is to people who work in small shops not in big airlines. Are you using anykind of a software to keep track of aircraft maintenance?
Reason I am asking about it cause myself software...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

28th Feb 2006, 12:48

Replies: 7

Corporate flying versus Airlines

Views: 1,157

Posted By PeterDublin

Thanks for all replies, looks like regardless of...

Thanks for all replies, looks like regardless of the path take road for older guys is more difficult. I will probably try to get into almost anything just to get my foot in a door and take it from...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

27th Feb 2006, 10:00

Replies: 7

Corporate flying versus Airlines

Views: 1,157

Posted By PeterDublin

That is true, I spent few years in the states and...

That is true, I spent few years in the states and I know a chief mechanic in one corporate place, one guy became friend with him and soon got a job starting on a beechcraft and later to a learjet,...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

27th Feb 2006, 09:18

Replies: 7

Corporate flying versus Airlines

Views: 1,157

Posted By PeterDublin

Corporate flying versus Airlines

Is any easier to get into corporate flying than airlines?
Myself being little old for flying age 38 working on my ppl , thinking maybe I have better shot getting into small jets than dreaming about...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

19th Jan 2006, 11:39

Replies: 71

Hour Building (Canada)

Views: 19,705

Posted By PeterDublin

Pricing

Can you tell how much they gonna charge you in canada per hour?
How would you compare canada to south africa or new zealand ,price wise.
Thanks

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

19th Jan 2006, 10:55

Replies: 13

Becoming Instructor

Views: 1,092

Posted By PeterDublin

OpenCirrus619 Thanks for claryfing this , I...

OpenCirrus619
Thanks for claryfing this , I will have to think about it cause with my age being 38 I dont think I have much chances into anything larger than beechcraft, probably most easiest thing...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

19th Jan 2006, 09:39

Replies: 13

Becoming Instructor

Views: 1,092

Posted By PeterDublin

Thanks, so which one is appropriate to take...

Thanks, so which one is appropriate to take ,which one make more sense?

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

19th Jan 2006, 09:02

Replies: 13

Becoming Instructor

Views: 1,092

Posted By PeterDublin

Study for and take the JAA CPL theoretical examinations *OR* JAA ATPL theoretical

What would be a difference between JAA CPL and JAA ATPL ?
Are there any books available so I can start reading them before I really put myself into it
Thanks

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th Jan 2006, 08:16

Replies: 13

Becoming Instructor

Views: 1,092

Posted By PeterDublin

Re: Becoming Instructor

Thanks for all replies, when it comes to hour building where would be the best place except USA, I lived there and have no desire to see the place again, I heard about south africa or new...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

16th Jan 2006, 12:55

Replies: 13

Becoming Instructor

Views: 1,092

Posted By PeterDublin

Becoming Instructor

What it takes to become instructor? I just started my ppl and I would like to become instructor, what courses do I need to take and what would be the best path to become one? Thanks a lot
Peter

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

14th Dec 2005, 21:48

Replies: 14

Is 38 way too old?

Views: 1,835

Posted By PeterDublin

Thanks a lot for all replies I think I needed...

Thanks a lot for all replies
I think I needed all that encouragment. The best thing is to treat it as a hobby I will start my ppl in Dublin in january and go from there, of course it will be...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

14th Dec 2005, 08:05

Replies: 14

Is 38 way too old?

Views: 1,835

Posted By PeterDublin

Is 38 way too old?

Hello
I am 38 IT professional with no prior experience in aviation, other than hobby. Tired and fed up of my job I am thinking about changing to aviation field. I realize it takes money and effort....

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