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kamaruchan69
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Jan 14 2008, 05:57 PM
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Im planning to go to University of Bristol City offering EASA for 2 yrs if u have a Diploma. Im 26 this yr. Is it realistically possible to obtain the license in 2 yrs? I dont mind the low pay after that as you need to build experience. I mean since i am not in Malaysia which means UK standards are higher is it still realistically done in 2 yrs?I dont want to get duped into thinking"hey 2 yrs is just a short period" Added on January 14, 2008, 5:59 pmQUOTE(kamaruchan69 @ Jan 14 2008, 05:57 PM) Im planning to go to University of Bristol City offering EASA for 2 yrs if u have a Diploma. Im 26 this yr. Is it realistically possible to obtain the license in 2 yrs? I dont mind the low pay after that as you need to build experience. I mean since i am not in Malaysia which means UK standards are higher is it still realistically done in 2 yrs?I dont want to get duped into thinking"hey 2 yrs is just a short period" P/S I have a background in IT and just love airplanes out of passion but still doing my research as we grow older there shud be minimal mistakes in major decision making. This post has been edited by kamaruchan69: Jan 14 2008, 05:59 PM
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kamaruchan69
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Jan 16 2008, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(jksthing @ Jan 15 2008, 11:10 PM) About the licensing of LAME otherwise known as licensed aircraft maintenance engineer... I have heard about this EASA incorporated syllabus offered by nilai college. But seriously, no one can be a LAME immediately after getting the diploma. A LAME's job is to certify aircraft to be airworthy. It is a job with high responsibility. How could anyone without working experience sign out the aircraft to be safe for flight.. But the City of Bristol College got 3 months industrial training. I dont know maybe In a country like UK where in Europe itself the training is more intensive than in Malaysia.
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