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Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

10th Mar 2018, 23:43

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Posted By peterc005

Speak with a CASA-approved Ophthalmologist and...

Speak with a CASA-approved Ophthalmologist and get an expert opinion on your options.

If you're in Melbourne Dr. Noel Alpins is a good option.

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

30th Jul 2017, 06:13

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My son did his training at RMIT and things have...

My son did his training at RMIT and things have worked out well for him.

The training is quite regimented and safety-orientated. RMIT seems to put a big emphasis on check lists, SOPs etc. This is...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

13th Jul 2017, 02:53

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Rather than an integrated CPL course, maybe...

Rather than an integrated CPL course, maybe self-fund your PPL, pick up some extra hours along the way, then get HELP funding for the CPL?

I fly at Moorabbin and the yellow Foxbats there are the...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

15th Feb 2015, 14:19

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The cost of the uni integrated training is...

The cost of the uni integrated training is dearer, but this is somewhat offset by not paying GST.

The uni integrated courses have the advantage of being more accessible by having funding available...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

15th Feb 2015, 12:28

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MFT and MFS are General Aviation schools and have...

MFT and MFS are General Aviation schools and have very sound reputations.

RMIT is at Point Cook, not Moorabbin, and is a university-based integrated course. RMIT is the largest of the three...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

17th Jun 2014, 03:25

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@Alex3008 - I think two years for completion is...

@Alex3008 - I think two years for completion is possible, but a lot of it comes down to motivation and being organised.

Generally the mature-age students with some aviation experience do better...

Forum: The Pacific: General Aviation & Questions

16th Jun 2014, 14:08

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My son is most of the way thru the RMIT course...

My son is most of the way thru the RMIT course and here are my observations:

1) The course seems to have improved greatly with a new course co-ordinator started about two years ago, about the same...

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