In order to try to get someone from this forum into the airlines of the future I plan to post whenever I hear of any pilot sponsorships up for grabs. This one does require a PPL and 180 hours but who know, there may be someone reading this who has the requirements. If not and you want to be a pilot in the future it may be worth doing a private license and getting a few hours in the bag before letting an airline pay the rest.
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We are seeking an intake of candidates to commence training during 2003. You must hold a JAA Class 1medical, have 2 a-levels, be 21-30 at 1st May, hold a JAA or CAA PPL(A) with 180hrs TT by the time you commence trainging.
After training you will work as an instructor for 2 years before joining the airline as a First Officer
Apply in writing only, enclosing a stamped addressed A4 envelope for the full details and application form which must be completed and returned by 24th Feb to
The Cabair Group Limited CAB/Buzz 2003,
Elstree Areodrome
Borehamwood
Herts WD6 3AW
By: EGNM - 30th January 2003 at 16:58
RE: Buzz pilot sponsorship
lol – if so my name is down first!! – whens the interview?
By: andrewm - 30th January 2003 at 16:42
RE: Buzz pilot sponsorship
If you want to get a forum member into an airline wud u pay for the PPL hours and licence wys?
By: EGNM - 30th January 2003 at 10:57
RE: Buzz pilot sponsorship
Thanx Wys – plse keep us all informed!
By: wysiwyg - 30th January 2003 at 01:02
RE: Buzz pilot sponsorship
wow, I didn’t realise that post could head off in directions I hadn’t thought of! Very interesting, let us know Ren if anything does happen.
By: Ren Frew - 30th January 2003 at 00:40
RE: Buzz pilot sponsorship
Good info Wysiwyg, I passed on the info you posted about the JMC cadetship to a production planning dept at the BBC with a view to them doing a docu series on the New Zealand/UK training. They think it’s a good ideaa, but typically by the time it’s approved it will be too late to do the project justice.
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January 30, 2003 at 12:20 am