Flight Schools New Zealand
01-15-2010, 01:52 PM
#1
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Evening Guys
This is my first post and hopefully you guys are the ones who can help me.
I will be gaining my JAR PPL from the UK very soon.
I am thinking of doing my CPL / Frozen ATPL in New Zealand.
Can you please suggest schools that:
Follows the JAR syllabus.
Recognised in the Oceanic Aviation Industry.
And also if I need to change from JAR to JAA what do I have to do and its financial implications?
You comments shall be highly appreciated.
Thank You
This is my first post and hopefully you guys are the ones who can help me.
I will be gaining my JAR PPL from the UK very soon.
I am thinking of doing my CPL / Frozen ATPL in New Zealand.
Can you please suggest schools that:
Follows the JAR syllabus.
Recognised in the Oceanic Aviation Industry.
And also if I need to change from JAR to JAA what do I have to do and its financial implications?
You comments shall be highly appreciated.
Thank You
01-15-2010, 02:01 PM
#2
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Joined APC: Apr 2007
Position: Desert Poolie
Posts: 354
Try Southern Wings in Invercargill. Southern Wings - Flight Training and Tourism Charter Flights, Invercargill, NZ
It tends to be a bit cheaper being in the far south. Also there will be very few distractions to your training
. (I can say that as my wife is from In'Gill) Good equipment as well. I've spent some time with them when I'm in NZ visiting the in-laws. Shoot a note to Tony Dawson and he can help answer your specific questions.
Cheers,
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It tends to be a bit cheaper being in the far south. Also there will be very few distractions to your training
. (I can say that as my wife is from In'Gill) Good equipment as well. I've spent some time with them when I'm in NZ visiting the in-laws. Shoot a note to Tony Dawson and he can help answer your specific questions. Cheers,
Tweet
Evening Guys
This is my first post and hopefully you guys are the ones who can help me.
I will be gaining my JAR PPL from the UK very soon.
I am thinking of doing my CPL / Frozen ATPL in New Zealand.
Can you please suggest schools that:
Follows the JAR syllabus.
Recognised in the Oceanic Aviation Industry.
And also if I need to change from JAR to JAA what do I have to do and its financial implications?
You comments shall be highly appreciated.
Thank You
This is my first post and hopefully you guys are the ones who can help me.
I will be gaining my JAR PPL from the UK very soon.
I am thinking of doing my CPL / Frozen ATPL in New Zealand.
Can you please suggest schools that:
Follows the JAR syllabus.
Recognised in the Oceanic Aviation Industry.
And also if I need to change from JAR to JAA what do I have to do and its financial implications?
You comments shall be highly appreciated.
Thank You
01-16-2010, 09:38 AM
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Joined APC: Jan 2010
Posts: 2
Try Southern Wings in Invercargill. Southern Wings - Flight Training and Tourism Charter Flights, Invercargill, NZ
It tends to be a bit cheaper being in the far south. Also there will be very few distractions to your training. (I can say that as my wife is from In'Gill) Good equipment as well. I've spent some time with them when I'm in NZ visiting the in-laws. Shoot a note to Tony Dawson and he can help answer your specific questions.
Cheers,
Tweet
It tends to be a bit cheaper being in the far south. Also there will be very few distractions to your training
. (I can say that as my wife is from In'Gill) Good equipment as well. I've spent some time with them when I'm in NZ visiting the in-laws. Shoot a note to Tony Dawson and he can help answer your specific questions. Cheers,
Tweet
that was helpful, thank you.
Further comments from everybody will be highly appreciated.
Cheers
01-17-2010, 04:50 AM
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Position: Desert Poolie
Posts: 354
Good Point...look under the section "Dununnda / Godzone". Take what you read with a grain of salt. Lots of *****ing, bashing and general complaining over there. You can find nuggets of good info if you wade through the rest of the garbage.
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