NZ flight training deal
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by cowpatz » Tue Aug 16, 2011 10:28 pm
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Remember the 50-50-90 rule. Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong!
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by HardCorePawn » Wed Aug 17, 2011 5:33 am
Not particularly relevant to the NZ members... unless you have to also be a British Citizen... They're just going to ship all the cadets to NZ to do their basic training, much like they currently do now for the "CTC Wings" program that EasyJet/Ryanair et al use...
Congrats to CTC tho, they've effectively managed to secure some solid business for themselves!
Not really liking this part tho: "Under the program, British Airways provides guarantee to enable applicants to secure a bank loan for the funding required for their flying training, and a conditional offer of a contract of employment to successful candidates."
Considering the guys here in the UK are paying in excess of £75-80k... (note: that's pounds!
) for the equivalent of a CPL/MEIR and a MCC (Multi Crew Course)... possibly also a 737 or A320 Type rating... that's >NZ$150k... as a BANK LOAN?!!?!!!
Congrats to CTC tho, they've effectively managed to secure some solid business for themselves!
Not really liking this part tho: "Under the program, British Airways provides guarantee to enable applicants to secure a bank loan for the funding required for their flying training, and a conditional offer of a contract of employment to successful candidates."
Considering the guys here in the UK are paying in excess of £75-80k... (note: that's pounds!
) for the equivalent of a CPL/MEIR and a MCC (Multi Crew Course)... possibly also a 737 or A320 Type rating... that's >NZ$150k... as a BANK LOAN?!!?!!!"Son, we are about the break the surly bonds of gravity, and punch the face of God." -- Homer Simpson
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