For many people, the love of aviation starts at a very young age. This could not be more true for FTA Modular graduate Alessandro who, at the age of just 23 years old, has already achieved his dream of becoming a Commercial Pilot. Here we spoke to him about his training and early experiences flying the line for Europe's largest airline, Ryanair:
Taking to the skies - Alessandro Naibo
Alexandra O'Loughlin26 Mar 2018
Posted in: modular pilot training, atpl training, why be a pilot
Integrated vs. Modular – which is the best way to get your frozen ATPL?
Alexandra O'Loughlin14 Mar 2018
Integrated Flight Deck Programmes
If you want to complete your training in under 2 years and can access the funds to pay from £63,950 over 12 months then this is absolutely the right option for you.
The quicker you can complete your training, the quicker you can apply for roles within airlines and start earning from £25,000 as a First Officer. Students that choose this route are typically able to fund this with finance from parents, inheritance, secured loans – or a combination of the above.
With FTA you have the option to pay for your course over 12 months. If you were to enrol on one of FTAs Integrated Flight Deck Programmes today, for example, you pay an initial payment of £14,000 and the remaining balance over 12 months.
The course fee includes all your airport fees, uniform, books, instruction, tests and flight time. The only items you need to fund separately are any repeated phases, and tests. Your accommodation is funded by you too, although support is given to find the right arrangement for you whether it’s a student house, hotel, hosted family or apartment. If Option A (priced at £63,950) or the alternative, Option B (priced at £77,950) of the integrated training is not viable for you, you can elect to study on a modular basis and it is practical.Posted in: modular;, integrated pilot training, modular pilot training, cost of pilot training, why be a pilot
Your top pilot training questions answered...
Alexandra O'Loughlin15 Jan 2018
1.Who does FTA train?
Posted in: pilot training, modular pilot training, ATPL exams, spain, cadets, pilot training cost uk, cost of pilot training, why be a pilot
Pilot Careers Live proves fantastic success
Alexandra O'Loughlin07 Nov 2017
The last item has been packed away and finally the lid is closed on another successful Pilot Careers Live (PCL) event.
Posted in: integrated pilot training, Pilot jobs, modular pilot training, pilot careers live
We are just an ordinary family and pilot training was just a dream
William Blackburn29 Aug 2017
I joined the air cadets at aged 13. You get to fly about once a year and that was my first experience of flying.
Posted in: LEARN TO FLY, flying, modular pilot training
Is it ever too late to follow your dream?
Alexandra O'Loughlin11 Jul 2017
A question we often get asked is: "What is the maximum age to start my pilot training?"
The simple answer is: there isn’t one. Pilot roles within the aviation industry are endless.
Posted in: FTA, integrated pilot training, modular pilot training
Pilot training: no back up plan required
Alexandra O'Loughlin07 Jul 2017
We speak to lots of A’Level students who are undecided about whether to pursue their dream of becoming a pilot. So often we hear that they are pondering whether they should go to university and study towards a degree ‘just in case’ they need something to fall back on.
Posted in: FTA, university, integrated pilot training, modular pilot training
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