Should I Get PPL Flying Experience Before Doing My ATPL Modular or Integrated Flying Training

British Pilot Podcast

English - November 18, 2020 08:56 - 16 minutes - 14 MB
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WARNING: Apologies!!!! I received a call midway through that interrupted my flow. Hopefully, everything still makes sense!

Hey I’m Aaron Henriques, a British night rated aeroplane private pilot, doing my professional flight training and learning for my helicopter PPL. You can find me on Instagram @AaronHenray. I’m also a british business person and here to share an honest account of my flying journey with you!

I record this on my iPhone and there will be very little (or no) editing, so be prepared for the odd slip-up or swear! If you’re easily offended… find another podcast. Thanks!

In This Episode...

» Should you get PPL flying experience before doing your ATPL's Integrated or Modular training.

» The difference between Integrated and modular flight training.

» How some students lose thousands of pounds £££'s by making this devastating decision & more.

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DISCLAIMER: (Because I have to really...)

I'm only sharing my own personal experiences and beliefs which may not always be 100% accurate but I will try to make it as accurate as possible. You should seek advice from professional sources yourself and not try to sue me or anything if it doesn’t work out for you in the same way as it has for me or any guests on the podcast!