QUOTE(sCooteRiSm @ Oct 1 2006, 04:31 AM)
i failed my pyschomotor.. haha..
my 1st time..
now now pursuing my law degree
That was how many year ago ? my 1st time..
now now pursuing my law degree
PILOT, PILOT
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QUOTE(laughing_tomato @ Apr 7 2008, 06:41 PM) I am going to have a interview next week in Singapore... :-) Any update ? |
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QUOTE(arshad @ Feb 11 2009, 01:15 AM) If my cousin didn't take physic, does he still can learn piloting? Even private? I think physic is a MUST if you want to be a pilot. |
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QUOTE(laszlo @ Feb 23 2009, 12:53 AM) nah, not needed. Medical knowledge? I don't know anything about that, but I'm still able to enroll to a flying school continue with the training Which airline your friend in ? If without physic, i think you can only enter private pilot class! Correct me if i'm wrong! Physics is important but not a must. Maybe if applying for airline sponsorship yes, since competition is really tough. My friend(private) who was in Art Stream is now doing his training seems to be coping well  |
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QUOTE(laszlo @ Feb 23 2009, 08:40 PM) He's still in training course and doing it privately. He already has his PPL, passed all his CPL papers and finishing up his ATPL papers. He's currently flying for CPL now. I see. Thanks for the infor. Flying schools requirements are very much lower than airline cadets Here is one of the requirements to enroll into a flying school taken from my e-mail |
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QUOTE(rey5516 @ Feb 27 2009, 11:56 PM) oh.....ok...i'm thinking of applying for it after my engineering course.....wat r the chances of me getting in???should i jsut apply 1st or wait 4 the intake huh?????air asia or mas better???i heard MAS a bit....'pilih kasih'...lolx... You want to be pilot after your course, right ? You can try SIA. |
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QUOTE(rey5516 @ Feb 28 2009, 12:30 AM) SIA huh.....i have a fren who's working there...say there not good....flight hours 4 us malaysians who's not SG citizens is very very little.......n he jumped from airasia to SIA....now wan jump back....... Fist time i hear this! I thought SIA is more enjoyable than Airsia! |
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QUOTE(-Teddy- @ Mar 18 2009, 12:30 PM) Yes, worth every penny. But with bad economy, still worth ? |
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