Even here overseas is well known, you could ask first UK IR CPL H pilot
what happened in 2008. with amazing hour building.
I am glad that they are still in business after all.
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Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 10:48 pm Post subject:
Well it's clearly not well known over here. I know it is perfectly permissable to share rumours on an online forum, but with such little information I don't think that even deserves the title!
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Whats being hinted at goes back to 2006 when (and I'm generalising deliberately) some paperwork/ personality issues led to a chief engineer resigning. What followed was some fairly lengthy mud slinging. Any possible issues from that were, as I understand it, resolved a couple of years ago.
I know one chap who flies for Tiger and hes a genuine and decent fellow. I've flown in to them twice and found them to be more than satisfactory.
Find an instructor you have a rapport with, pay as little as possible up front, and enjoy: wherever you learn
Thankyou for summing that up for me "flingingwings", i was curious as it seemed such a great place when i visited there a couple of weeks ago! Instructors to have a good bit of banter with aswell which should make it all that bit more fun!
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