Canadian flight schools
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Canadian flight schools
Hey guys, I m trying to get some information about what are the most important factors aspiring student pilots check before choosing a flight school. I understand that we are facing hard times in aviation and probably not too many people are looking at this now but I will appreciate if some of the student pilots could share their thoughts with me.
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
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Re: Canadian flight schools
The big one for me was the availability of planes and instructors.
My goal was to finish my full 200 hrs multi IFR in 12 months or less, and I did it mostly because I was able to log multiple flights a day when the weather was good.
My goal was to finish my full 200 hrs multi IFR in 12 months or less, and I did it mostly because I was able to log multiple flights a day when the weather was good.
Since I’m flying the King Air, does that qualify me to fly the Queen of the skies?
Re: Canadian flight schools
Students want a slick but anodyne and content-free website, stuffed full of stock photographs of teenagers with gold stripes on their shoulders smiling in the left seat of a shiny jet.
If you add in some photographs of shiny single engine training planes that the school doesn’t have, sitting on anonymous ramp at a distant airport, that’s good too. Double points if the airplanes have foreign registration.
If you add in some photographs of shiny single engine training planes that the school doesn’t have, sitting on anonymous ramp at a distant airport, that’s good too. Double points if the airplanes have foreign registration.
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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Re: Canadian flight schools
Sounds about right.photofly wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 8:24 am Students want a slick but anodyne and content-free website, stuffed full of stock photographs of teenagers with gold stripes on their shoulders smiling in the left seat of a shiny jet.
If you add in some photographs of shiny single engine training planes that the school doesn’t have, sitting on anonymous ramp at a distant airport, that’s good too. Double points if the airplanes have foreign registration.

I'm not sure what's more depressing: That everyone has a price, or how low the price always is.
Re: Canadian flight schools
It's all about telling people what you think they want to hear and showing them what you think they want to see, instead of the truth.
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.