oh cool ,I have an FAA Commercial License ,I'm going to convert to to EASA ,have to pass the 14 written exams through Bristol Distance learning..
And thank you for the follow ,I already followed you :D ,it is great to find fellow pilots in there
Hi lolcat, were you already flying commercial, are u moving? Which company are you looking at?
I be interested to hear how long it will take your in terms of study to pass the 14 exams.
Sounds like hard work 😄
hey oudekaas,
I have obtained my Cpl in florida ,flew 152s since then .to be honest ,the only reason I'm converting my license is because I'm aiming to join the Turkish Airlines ,I lived a couple of years in Istanbul ,loved the country ..
Well yeah ,the 14 exams are quiet a huge load to take all at one go , as you know ,I got 3 sittings to do ,5 exams per sitting ,except the last one ,which consists of only 4.
I have finished 5 exams now ,easy subjects though ,HPL ,Comms ,both of them ,Airlaw and Met.
I would say that it would take about a 4 months of hard studying ,or just 6 months of moderate studying ..
It is hard work indeed :D
nice! Be interested to hear how you get on! It is unusual to hear that you are just joining an a320 course 😄. Where can you do this? Must be very expensive?
well yeah ,the A320 Type rating costs around 15 to 30k Euros ,lots of Flight schools in Europe are providing Type Rating courses..I will be getting my Type Rating in Spain ,then here comes the sad part, I'm going to have to get a pay to fly package in Turkey with Atlas Jet so I could get my 500 hours on Type ..
I noticed they are now called l3airlineacademy instead of ctc. I did this course and once you are throught the selections and paid the 9k quid u then go through quite a demanding course.
If you pass the course you end up in a pool where partner airlines like easyjet pick their pilots from. In my case after finishing the course, I ended up in the pool and got selected by a big charter company.
The type-rating would then be paid by them.
It is worth checking if this is still the same and how long it takes for placement.
aww thank you so much Definitely going to give it a go . I will definitely keep you posted on how things would go :))
It is great to have you as a steem friend ,going to learn a lot from you
No problem 👍If u have any questions let me know! I have never flown the airbus but I can maybe help u with structurizing things if you start with a course.
Mainly it is about being organized and just making sure you get the standard procedures right the rest is motivation and flying within the boundaries of the rules. Preparing on a flightsim at home I find very useful, especially in the beginning! As it is all about getting the flow so it becomes second nature and yoou have more spare capacity to deal with issues thrown at you.
Awww ,thank you ,that was quiet motivating ,I like you approach .
I will learn a lot from you.
And that is true indeed ,flying is mainly about being organised and knowing our procedures ,and also allow me to add ,it is about being ahead ,always a step ahead ...
Thank you so much oudekaas
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oh cool ,I have an FAA Commercial License ,I'm going to convert to to EASA ,have to pass the 14 written exams through Bristol Distance learning..
And thank you for the follow ,I already followed you :D ,it is great to find fellow pilots in there
Hi lolcat, were you already flying commercial, are u moving? Which company are you looking at?
I be interested to hear how long it will take your in terms of study to pass the 14 exams.
Sounds like hard work 😄
hey oudekaas,
I have obtained my Cpl in florida ,flew 152s since then .to be honest ,the only reason I'm converting my license is because I'm aiming to join the Turkish Airlines ,I lived a couple of years in Istanbul ,loved the country ..
Well yeah ,the 14 exams are quiet a huge load to take all at one go , as you know ,I got 3 sittings to do ,5 exams per sitting ,except the last one ,which consists of only 4.
I have finished 5 exams now ,easy subjects though ,HPL ,Comms ,both of them ,Airlaw and Met.
I would say that it would take about a 4 months of hard studying ,or just 6 months of moderate studying ..
It is hard work indeed :D
Awesome I like Florida! do they take non-typerated pilots at turkish?
yeah Florida is Great ,well I'm going to join an A320 Type rating course,
nice! Be interested to hear how you get on! It is unusual to hear that you are just joining an a320 course 😄. Where can you do this? Must be very expensive?
well yeah ,the A320 Type rating costs around 15 to 30k Euros ,lots of Flight schools in Europe are providing Type Rating courses..I will be getting my Type Rating in Spain ,then here comes the sad part, I'm going to have to get a pay to fly package in Turkey with Atlas Jet so I could get my 500 hours on Type ..
https://www.l3airlineacademy.com/career-programs/atp
I noticed they are now called l3airlineacademy instead of ctc. I did this course and once you are throught the selections and paid the 9k quid u then go through quite a demanding course.
If you pass the course you end up in a pool where partner airlines like easyjet pick their pilots from. In my case after finishing the course, I ended up in the pool and got selected by a big charter company.
The type-rating would then be paid by them.
It is worth checking if this is still the same and how long it takes for placement.
aww thank you so much Definitely going to give it a go . I will definitely keep you posted on how things would go :))
It is great to have you as a steem friend ,going to learn a lot from you
No problem 👍If u have any questions let me know! I have never flown the airbus but I can maybe help u with structurizing things if you start with a course.
Mainly it is about being organized and just making sure you get the standard procedures right the rest is motivation and flying within the boundaries of the rules. Preparing on a flightsim at home I find very useful, especially in the beginning! As it is all about getting the flow so it becomes second nature and yoou have more spare capacity to deal with issues thrown at you.
But first get those exams out of the way! 😀
Awww ,thank you ,that was quiet motivating ,I like you approach .
I will learn a lot from you.
And that is true indeed ,flying is mainly about being organised and knowing our procedures ,and also allow me to add ,it is about being ahead ,always a step ahead ...
Thank you so much oudekaas
How is the study going?