Hannah has recently become a pilot for Lauda. Hannah completed her training by what's called as the 'modular route' complete each flight phase it its entirety, back to back. We were fortunate to get to know Hannah when she enrolled on our MEP, ME IR ME CPL course package (advanced flight training).
Becoming a pilot was a childhood dream for Hannah
George Jarvis03 Mar 2020
Posted in: pilot training, FTA, pilot, Cadet Story, flybe, flybe pilot, youhaveit
20 reasons to train as a pilot in 2020
Charlotte Berrystone10 Jan 2020
New decade, new career
Why should you make 2020 the year you embark on your pilot training?
Posted in: pilot training, how to become a pilot, why be a pilot, commercial pilot, airline pilot
Pilot training cheat sheet
Alexandra O'Loughlin29 Oct 2019
Our aim is to help you to make the most informed choice for your pilot training.
Posted in: pilot training, how to become a pilot, pilot, be a pilot, atpl, frozen atpl, aviation courses
Liam offers advice to those embarking on their pilot training
George Jarvis28 Aug 2019
Posted in: pilot training, learning to fly, integrated pilot training, INTEGRATED COURSE, cadet, why be a pilot, fatpl
Quick fire question and answer session with Jet MASTERCLASS' Directors Rob Bleker and Frank Jukes...
Alexandra O'Loughlin05 Jul 2019
1. What are the common issues you see during simulator training?
Some of the issues we witness can be found above, but other notable issues can stem from an over-eagerness to impress. Students that are keen to excel in the simulator can sometimes try to point score against their peers, or fail to listen, and therefore fail to comprehend essential teaching points. These behaviours do not reflect well on the candidate and will be picked up by a pilot recruiter during a simulator or group assessment.
Posted in: MCC, pilot training, Q&A, airlines, pilot, Pilot jobs, JOC, APS
5 top tips to prepare yourself for becoming a pilot!
Alexandra O'Loughlin04 Jun 2019
1. Do your initial aviation research
Before you decide if you want to become a pilot, it is important to research the realities behind this career path. Try to immerse yourself within the aviation world. You can do this by visiting different airfields and airports, and researching the flight schools who provide your desired training programme – most flight schools offer a tour around their campus where you can visit the environment you would be training in and ask any important questions you may have. Try to attend careers shows such as Pilot Careers Live, and subscribe to lots of aviation news blogs; this will help you to stay on top of all the current issues and trends within the world of aviation. You could also book a ‘Trial Flying Lesson’ to experience what it’s really like to be in control of an aircraft.
Posted in: pilot training, how to become a pilot, learning to fly, FTA, finance, pilot, pilot school
Five fantastic things to do with your private pilot licence (PPL)
Emily Clayden05 Jun 2018
Congratulations! If you’re reading this blog post you must have obtained your Private Pilot Licence, so well done. Now is your chance to take full advantage of your wonderful achievement and do these 5 fantastic things…
Posted in: pilot training, PPL, pilot, flying lesson, pilot school
Ryanair visit FTA
Charlotte Berrystone21 May 2018
Last week, we had an exciting day at FTA when Europe's leading airline, Ryanair came to visit. Ryanair is Europe's number one airline, carrying over 130 million customers each year on more than 2,000 daily flights from 86 bases, connecting 215 destinations in 37 countries. In 2017, Ryanair became the first European airline to have carried over 1 billion customers.
Posted in: Ryanair, pilot training, News, airlines, 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, cadets, pilot training cost uk, cost of pilot training, why be a pilot
FTA in the news...
Alexandra O'Loughlin27 Oct 2017
This weekend we will be exhibiting once again at Pilot Careers Live. The event seems to grow year on year and on Saturday 4 November we anticipate more delegates than ever before.
Posted in: pilot training, integrated pilot training, cadets
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