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Anyone here actually a qualified pilot?

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    #62
    andy_g
    Registered Users Posts: 7,561 ✭✭✭andy_g


    Fo. for Ryanair out of Dublin :D


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    #63
    highlydebased
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    andy_g wrote: »
    Fo. for Ryanair out of Dublin :D

    I'll be joining you in the Ryanair ranks someday!


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    #64
    diverdriver
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    I'll be joining you in the Ryanair ranks someday!

    As will we all, whether we like it or not!


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    #65
    wittymoniker
    Registered Users Posts: 205 ✭✭wittymoniker


    737/747, 9,000+.
    have fun in FR lads!


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    #66
    PhoenixRising
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    Neon-Circles wrote: »
    I'll be joining you in the Ryanair ranks someday!

    Why set your sights so low?


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    #67
    andy_g
    Registered Users Posts: 7,561 ✭✭✭andy_g


    ryanair have a cabin crew to flight deck training prog if you have been with them for about 2yrs and their training is classed as one of the highest in europe :P

    not premoting ryanair hehe


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    #68
    diverdriver
    Closed Accounts Posts: 987 ✭✭✭diverdriver


    ryanair have a cabin crew to flight deck training prog if you have been with them for about 2yrs and their training is classed as one of the highest in europe tongue.gif

    LOL, wouldn't Michael O'Leary love that. If he could get away with it he would. As it is both pilots and cabin crew have to pay for their own training. It's a bit cheaper to be cabin crew though.


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    #69
    john_aero
    Registered Users Posts: 278 ✭✭john_aero


    have my PPL for fixed wing, concidering going doing aeros or doing heli PPL


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    #70
    APM
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    andy_g wrote: »
    ryanair have a cabin crew to flight deck training prog if you have been with them for about 2yrs and their training is classed as one of the highest in europe :P

    not premoting ryanair hehe

    I'm sure they do. such crap.


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    #71
    highlydebased
    Registered Users Posts: 7,469 ✭✭✭highlydebased


    PhoenixRising wrote: »
    Why set your sights so low?

    Interesting reading that...dunno how I have not read that before


    Ryanair would be my only option if I wanted to attempt to live at home in Limerick (shannon based) even though they'd probably end up moving me elsewhere just as I buy a house and settle down :rolleyes::rolleyes:

    If I ever get the training completed I might spend a few years in the US or with a certain bizjet operator....


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    #72
    Manic Moran
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    Simple VFR-only PPL for me, and my progression has come to a screeching halt due to the cost of flying here in Silicon Valley. Haven't even certified for High-Performance yet. Eventually wish to do the full IFR/Comm/CFI. Army should pay for a fair part of that, and I have to say, the CFI sounds like a great retirement gig. (At least, it was for my instructor)

    NTM


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    #73
    View Profile
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    Just passed my first phase of ATPL(A) exams, and started the flying phase and its great fun. Too bloody hot down here in Spain though!

    :D


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    #74
    dauphin_army
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭dauphin_army


    I fly Hot Air Balloons (UK and Irish PPL-B) and Rotary (Irish PPL-H):)


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