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ok im so sorry i should have grouped my qns together.
1. Does the medical examination for SIA cadets ask for NS PES status?
2. Does a PPl from SYFC count for anything in the resume?
3. i just turned 24 years old and will be graduating from NUS in 3 months. i still have about a year and a half before i am eligible to apply (26 years old). anyone can recommend me on what i should do during this period?
i was thinking of applying to an air transport training college or maybe work somewhere related to the aviation industry, but i have no specifics.
Thanks guys!
1. Does the medical examination for SIA cadets ask for NS PES status?
2. Does a PPl from SYFC count for anything in the resume?
3. i just turned 24 years old and will be graduating from NUS in 3 months. i still have about a year and a half before i am eligible to apply (26 years old). anyone can recommend me on what i should do during this period?
i was thinking of applying to an air transport training college or maybe work somewhere related to the aviation industry, but i have no specifics.
Thanks guys!
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hi silentkitten,
1. No, it does not. But if it's a serious injury, you'll need to declare it during medical or whenever appropriate.
2. If you are asking if having a PPL with SYFC gives you an advantage, my answer would be that I do not think so. However, it does show your interest in aviation, which is good in a way.
3. I suggest you find some work to do, not necessary something in the aviation field. Perhaps save some money within this 1+ years because if you do get into the cadet-ship program, your income will be minimal.
Good Luck!
1. No, it does not. But if it's a serious injury, you'll need to declare it during medical or whenever appropriate.
2. If you are asking if having a PPL with SYFC gives you an advantage, my answer would be that I do not think so. However, it does show your interest in aviation, which is good in a way.
3. I suggest you find some work to do, not necessary something in the aviation field. Perhaps save some money within this 1+ years because if you do get into the cadet-ship program, your income will be minimal.
Good Luck!
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hi flight86,
Can you confirm the medical does not request for PES status? I remember when I attended the medical for SIA Cabin Crew that male applicants had to declare their Pes statuses. Shouldn't Pilots pes status be a factor?
Just checking. cheers
Can you confirm the medical does not request for PES status? I remember when I attended the medical for SIA Cabin Crew that male applicants had to declare their Pes statuses. Shouldn't Pilots pes status be a factor?
Just checking. cheers
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I wouldn't worry so much about the PES status if I were you. Just be aware about the nature of your injury. The army doesn't downgrade you to PES C easily so it should be quite bad. And if it's bad enough for a military post it doesn't work well for a pilot. But as you said it's temporary so it wouldn't be a big deal and you will be upgraded. Unless you know your injury is a bad one, then you are better off consulting a doctor than to ask us.
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anyone knows how long does it take for the job portal to remove the withdrawn application?
I've clicked withdrawn almost more than 6 months ago, but the application is still not deleted and i cannot apply for the same position (ground crew)
I've clicked withdrawn almost more than 6 months ago, but the application is still not deleted and i cannot apply for the same position (ground crew)
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reapplying after failing 2nd interview
hi guys, I failed my 2nd interview in 2006. Now I want to become a pilot again but i have worked for 6 years in an unrelated job to aviation. Can i reapply for interview or I have to take my own PPL to apply again? In this six years i have been saving up money for PPL.
So now I wanted to ask you guys what are the updates in reapplying after 6 years? Thanks!
So now I wanted to ask you guys what are the updates in reapplying after 6 years? Thanks!
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got news from a trusted source that the intakes are beginning in april. time is nearing. So lets make this thread alive again.
would like to know in short the avg duration from the 1st interview till the time they would ask you to resign from the current job. Anyone pls shed some light on this.
would like to know in short the avg duration from the 1st interview till the time they would ask you to resign from the current job. Anyone pls shed some light on this.
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Good to know passionate.aviator that days are nearing for intake
Is there anyway I can apply for cadet pilot trainee now? or should we need to wait until ad posted on SIA site to apply?
Is there anyway I can apply for cadet pilot trainee now? or should we need to wait until ad posted on SIA site to apply?