sour grapes
 

i came from aeroflite, i am now happy flying heavies in a reputable airline. i dont know with you guys, but i got it good.

yeah right
 

blackopsjjv u make me laugh. everybody in the islands knows this school should not have been given a permit by caap!

HALT! blackopsjjv might be telling the truth! more than 2 years back got to know of an indian "flying" in aeroflite had about 40 hrs of actual flying but much more in his book. He had come to visit some fellow indians flying at omni. that guy was telling that his dad was someone high up in one of the major airlines in India and that a job was waiting for him as long as he had a CPL! so nobody here is denying the fact that some ex aeroflite students might be "flying" heavies in India!

Again to be fair to the honest students...there are bad apples amongst good ones usually but in aeroflite i guess its the other way around! and yes 3 or 4 years back there were some good graduates from aeroflite...now i am told this school's reputation is known even to the regulators back in india! anyone planning to start their training here now is doing at their own risk!
dont take my word ...this is pprune :ok: you can see things for yourself when you make a few discreet enquiries at CAAP!:rolleyes:

careful
 

if you want to fly an AC whose busted spark plug was replaced by a spark plug from a car, then enroll in this school. :)

@ chairwrecker

really? i thought at first they were planning to replace the battery of a cessna 150 with a battery of a car...suicidal...

CAPT. MIGS what happened to you?

Sonny boy how's life going? Getting along with your battered wife huh?

hmmmmmmm....

Stay away!:=
Never go to the colleges that offer the courses for very less than 1 year unless its a well known and accredited.
Go to South Africa, you can get a quality training for less cost in less than 1.5 years!