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B-737 28th Mar 2008 22:49

Spanish FTO'S: Which one to choose?
 
Hello everybody, i don't speak spanish and i would like to have some feedbacks of these schools in spain in english please:

aerofan , topfly, aerodynamics, aeromadrid ,gestair

Is there anyone here that have tryed these schools?

Thank you

Trismegistro 31st Mar 2008 00:40

I can't really help you about those schools, but as far as I know, Top Fly only makes courses in english for collectives of people, that is, I'm afraid you can't study in english by yourself, but that's what I got from reading their website, you should give them a call.

Giggey 31st Mar 2008 13:49

Hi
As far as i know FTE flight training europe based in jerez is the best one which gives you also placing opportunities.

Stay away from Airmed Valencia

bye

Trismegistro 31st Mar 2008 16:22


Stay away from Airmed Valencia
Agreed, I had a chat with a few students and none of them was happy with their choice. Besides, all those unconfirmed issues with payment can't be good.

mistral_e 1st Apr 2008 08:02


gestair
Gestair. Flight Instructor with more than 1.000 hours and experience in a previous Flight School, nice salary so they will be more relaxed and you will enjoy to fly with a non-stressed pilot and nice fleet.

Good Luck

girolat_b 1st Apr 2008 08:08


Stay away from Airmed Valencia

bye

Yeah, indeed stay out of there.

My personal opinion is Top Fly in Barcelona. Nice area and atmosphere

Cheers

flystar58 8th Apr 2008 17:06

de que promocion eras?

yellowsubmarine 10th Apr 2008 15:29

No actual experience as of yet, i'm off to Aerofan next week to do the instrument rating.

However one observation I have from the posts above is that, it depends if you are wanting to go modular or Intergrated....

If you are going intergrated I would suggest FTE Jerez or Adventia in Salamanca although I hear they are fairly booked up.

Your modular options are Aerodynamics (Malaga), very popular but personally I dont think malaga is the greatest place to live.

In Madrid you have: American Flyers (owned by gestair), Aerofan, Aero Madrid, Aeromed, (by the sounds of it not the best option), topfly (barcelona), and a few more.

As you dont speak Spanish I can suggest Aerofan as they have a very nice English chap, who deals with international bookings and they seem to be setup well to cater for English students. However if you do choose them I suggest arranging your own accomodation. (www.idealista.com)

tottoroo 13th Apr 2008 16:11

FI, IRI, CRI Salary
 
Does anyone have a glue, what's the salary for Flight instructor in Spain or in Portugal???

CrazyBlonde 12th May 2008 20:16

I would like to know why you are all saying to stay away from AIRMED?? it doenst seem to be a bad place at all. If your guys have only negative things to say, then I would be really pleased to hear them from you. SInce I am considering doing my education with AIRMED!

Hope to hear from you soon,

Giggey 12th May 2008 20:19

Just go there, stop a student, take him far from the school and ask him about it.
be carefull, MARKETING can be a big beast!


and don't say you haven't been advised :)

good luck with your career

Zitoon 13th May 2008 19:26

aéromadrid
 
hello/Hola

is there someone who can tell me about the integrated(-platinium) course at aéromadrid??

How is this FTO reknown with airlines?

Kind regards, Gracias

despegue 14th May 2008 01:23

Big changes happening at Airmed: the new Head of Training is a former chief Pilot of Iberia and TRE A340.
I have absolutely no doubt that this gentleman has the aim to make Airmed again the top-school it was, back in 2001, 2002. I know him personally and he is the best Spain has to offer.

Giggey 14th May 2008 08:15

Not bad at all. did Oc__vio went back to work on the fields?

i'll never forget his sentence.." my dear, my license is in the pocket"...my god!

cheers

pablo2973 14th May 2008 11:41

If money no object , go for aerodynamics malaga , they have good training and reputation all over Europe and hey speak english as well.
Do not come to Madrid, we dont even have an arifield with instrument procedure , ILS or VOR.
your best bet aerodynamics!!!

pablo 15th May 2008 06:26

Giggey,


Not bad at all. did Oc__vio went back to work on the fields?
Oc__vio "On The Rocks" McFly?
Last news I've got from him is that he got TRI privileges for the tailwheel King Air :E . Now Airmed can be TRTO :D

Despegue... I hope this new CFI doesn´t leave fed up of managament as everyone else did. The school has one of the best locations and conditions to be a good school. It depends on the attitude of managament, either go cheap and sloppy, or start doing things right and aim for quality.

I think Airmed has a lot to do and demonstrate before they deserve any credit again. They have a lot of hard work to do, and a change of attitude is a must too.
They have done too much harm to students and employees in the past.

Regards / Pablo

yellowsubmarine 17th May 2008 22:05

Aerodynamics may well be the best in Spain, however, living in Malaga for any period of time would be hell to me but each to their own.

I am in Madrid at the moment and the latest word on the grapevine (bear in mind that alot of bull**** goes around between the schools here at cuatro vientos) is that Aeromadrid are in finacial trouble. Not sure if its true or not but be careful: the platinum course is a a huge finacial investment.

YS

moonburn 22nd May 2008 10:53

ADM 50% upfront
 
Anyone had success negotiating on this one ?
The acceptable method for school and student concerned is to simply stay in credit and we all know that large amounts up front are a real no - no where flying training is concerned.
ADM state in their info that 50% is their requirement, is this just standard blurb or do they insist upon it ?

B-737 22nd May 2008 19:59

By the way , I would also like to know please if an OACI PPL is recognized in Spain in order to do the training in Spain to get the CPL+IR?
Thank you

B-737 22nd May 2008 21:08

By the way , I would also like to know please if an OACI PPL is recognized in Spain in order to do the training in Spain to get the CPL+IR?
Thank you


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