Aviation Solutions makes them at b1900.com. They also produce a book on the aircraft's systems.

Just to add this...If you are looking into JAA, Seneca only does TC licenses.

Seneca College in Toronto offers a frozen ATPL along with a degree in Aviation and Flight Technology. It's quite a good program with a good reputation and its also government subsidized, so the tuition is only about 43,000 or so, which is a pretty decent for a degree along with all your licenses. Ho...

I'm in first year at Seneca as well. It seems so far to be a great program and the atmosphere is a lot different than many people think. It seems that a lot of people on the forum think there's an attitude problem and that people will stab each other in the back to do well in the program. In reality...

Oh ok...Well I don't really mind it I guess...just seems weird.

edit that...gear down circuits

I'm already in the program and think it is the best thing that has ever happened to me! :P Take that Invertago! :twisted: Dujan, you didn't really say if you were going or not, but if so, my advice -> form your own opinions (ie don't believe everything you read), work hard, make friends, have fun. ...

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haha i know you are

Hey guys

Who all's going to Seneca in the fall?

I'm accepted too...Good luck. Hope to see you all next year.

No. I somehow don't think that they were actually accepting anyone today. It didn't sound like it by the way they talked at the orientation, even if the admissions page they gave us did say today would be when the first acceptances would be sent out.

My grades are pretty good so I'm hoping if I screwed up the test a little bit I'll still get in. Don't know where I'll go if I don't...I don't really feel like going to Sault or Confederation.

I thought the orientation was really informative...They basically went over how the program would be laid out over the 4 years and what's expected. The testing was really easy for me, except for a few of the math questions. I'll just wait and see how I did. What did everyone else think?

So did you go to Seneca then or another college? Or just a standard FTU?

I wasn't really complaining...I'm kind of excited for it actually. Where else did you guys apply? I applied to Confed and Sault and then to aerospace engineering at a few universities.

Haha yeah...I'm coming from two hours away myself.

When was it that you went to it before? Did you have to do the tests then?

Who all on the board has applied to Seneca and is going to the orientation and test on March 7th? Hope to see you there.

Thanks for the advice 1011. I was just curious.

uh huh ... where else though?

Sorry another seneca question...what kind of places do people do their co-ops at?

Dujan

So there's not really any predictable schedule for your lessons?

Thanks for the input. By the way JBI, I think I might get your book. It looks really helpful.

Yeah, it probably wouldn't. It would sure be nice though.

I am thinking of going to seneca college for their program and I was wondering if any current / past students could tell me whether it is at all possible to hold a part time job while completing flight training in the summer months?