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Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th Apr 2007, 20:38

Replies: 956

Type Rating - which type, where, why pay etc?

Views: 154,940

Posted By yorky drifter

Guys/Gals, Have many people who have paid for a...

Guys/Gals,
Have many people who have paid for a type rating made contacts as a result of the course who have helped you to gain employment?

Just wondered if the courses can help in ways other...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

6th Aug 2006, 15:26

Replies: 91

Thomas Cook Recruitment

Views: 36,031

Posted By yorky drifter

Me neither, just a thanks for applying message! ...

Me neither, just a thanks for applying message!

YD

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

3rd Aug 2006, 10:49

Replies: 91

Thomas Cook Recruitment

Views: 36,031

Posted By yorky drifter

Hi Guys, Have had a quick look at the...

Hi Guys,
Have had a quick look at the site, and wondered what the difference between modular and self-improver training is? I always thought it was the same. Excuse my ignorance!

Cheers...

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

19th Sep 2005, 16:57

Replies: 15

Why do airlines 'sponsor'?

Views: 1,884

Posted By yorky drifter

I think most airlines require a mix of experience...

I think most airlines require a mix of experience in those that they recruit.From their point of view they would probably prefer a slight bias towards the younger inexperienced chap.Main reasons...

Forum: Airlines, Airports & Routes

24th Aug 2005, 20:41

Replies: 5

New A330 and B757 for Thomas Cook UK this winter?

Views: 1,686

Posted By yorky drifter

People in the know suggest it is 95% definate...

People in the know suggest it is 95% definate that 1x752 and 1x330 will be joining during the winter.

YD

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

17th Jun 2005, 10:19

Replies: 29

I Go For A Type

Views: 4,829

Posted By yorky drifter

I spoke to a chief pilot of a major uk charter co...

I spoke to a chief pilot of a major uk charter co last week about the various routes in.I mentioned instructing and he reckoned someone with 1000 hrs on cessnas/pipers etc isn't really any better...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

24th May 2005, 11:36

Replies: 6

multi/ir oop north?

Views: 1,115

Posted By yorky drifter

Jb pls check pm's cheers

Jb pls check pm's

cheers

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

23rd May 2005, 12:14

Replies: 6

multi/ir oop north?

Views: 1,115

Posted By yorky drifter

multi/ir oop north?

Hi, im looking to start my multi/ir shortly whilst holding down a job with strange hours at the same time in newcastle.Could anyone advise if the 2 schools at leeds/bradford are my only option.This...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th May 2005, 14:08

Replies: 2

cougar for multi/ir?

Views: 583

Posted By yorky drifter

cougar for multi/ir?

Hi guys and girls,
Just after a bit of advice,im doing the rounds looking for a decent school for multi/ir.One that i have seen uses grumman cougars for all the multi stuff...

Forum: Questions

13th Mar 2005, 20:44

Replies: 4

nose cones

Views: 894

Posted By yorky drifter

nose cones

just a couple of easy questions!

why do many ba a/c have their nose cone a different colour to the rest of the fuselage? many seem to be white with a black stripe around it.i seem to have noticed...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

15th Feb 2005, 15:39

Replies: 3

IR Preperation

Views: 591

Posted By yorky drifter

IR Preperation

Hi Guys,
Just wondered if anybody can suggest any informative reading that may help to prepare for JAR IR? I start in a few weeks and want to try and get ahead of the game a little.
...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

1st Oct 2004, 10:03

Replies: 19

Florida flying..

Views: 1,512

Posted By yorky drifter

Hi, I agree with all of cat3c's ideas,i was...

Hi,
I agree with all of cat3c's ideas,i was based in venice so no sharky's well it is very good,but if u fancy a bit of night flying get up there after 6pm (it's only about 30-40 mins from...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Sep 2004, 18:06

Replies: 10

Descent to a beacon?

Views: 833

Posted By yorky drifter

SC, Thats really good of u and i will...

SC,
Thats really good of u and i will probably take u up on that offer in next day or two.

Cheers Again

YD

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Sep 2004, 17:45

Replies: 10

Descent to a beacon?

Views: 833

Posted By yorky drifter

1in60, Just the 2,g/nav and...

1in60,
Just the 2,g/nav and instruments.I think it was u that answered an instrument query for me the other day so cheers again.(I am piper pervert but working from mates house for a few...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Sep 2004, 17:06

Replies: 10

Descent to a beacon?

Views: 833

Posted By yorky drifter

One in 60, That sounds like...

One in 60,

That sounds like a plan! Unfortunately my school has closed it's doors since i left (this is a re-sit),so my back up is limited.I'm therefore really grateful for the...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Sep 2004, 16:10

Replies: 10

Descent to a beacon?

Views: 833

Posted By yorky drifter

Thanks very much guys,i think i was trying too...

Thanks very much guys,i think i was trying too hard to complicate it.It's amazing how staring at the same subject for hours on end seems to limit the use of common logic!

cheers again

YD

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Sep 2004, 15:15

Replies: 10

Descent to a beacon?

Views: 833

Posted By yorky drifter

Descent to a beacon?

Hi All,
I am preparing for g/nav exam and have come across a type of question that i dont seem to have a formula for.It is the type where u need to lose a certain amount of height by a...

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