FlyingInIreland

That's a Schwizer alright

Got mine yesterday morning, applied near the start of them advertising so there's a chance this might affect when you'll receive the letter. If it's anything like the last time they'll have a lot of letters to get out so it may take a few days.

See you there!

OnTheNumbers, When I say it's good PR what I'm trying to get across is that if you are already involved in aviation your snookered and have no option but to work with the IAA and for them to give an aviation seminar on safety for example then they are hitting an aviation related audience who already...

Ah come on, many companies support projects which are not industry related. A youth orchestra? those lads put in an unreal amount of time and deserve sponsorship. I do not mind a small part of the IAA's profits going to decent cause and I'm sure a lot of others have the same opinion as myself. Fair ...

Stevopipe, having the maps more foldable is a very good point and could be easily overlooked, sure everyone has the same troble when doing a cross country, trying to wrestle with the map to get it down to a decent size.

There ain't much room in a C-150!

My c/c was debited today so looks like they'll be coming soon incase anyone that booked online is still waiting.

Another excellent post, fair play

Sorry GoGo, misunderstanding. I'm aware of tax rules. But my interpretation of the revenues website would be that the pilot is NOT self employed, therefore Ryanair/Brookfield have to pay the tax! Hi TolTol, No worries, was really just giving JFH an idea of the proposed Ryanair process where I think...

Another thing you should be aware or is that Ryanair would be delighted to have their pilots on the books as self employed and on contract. It's a lot easier to get rid of you that way. I'm sure they'll be more than happy to assist in employing you this way. Plus side is you save money, downside is ...

Anyone??

Didn't go to the Ryanair seminar, but after talking to someone who did I was told; 1) You need a CPL etc. 2) Registar a company 3) Claim back your 33k etc. or what you can get back from your 737 type rating The idea being you are a commercial pilot, to get work in Ryanair (on contract, first 6 month...

Possibly suit someone who has the requirements but is getting on and wants to be still involved, can't imagine the hours being hectic especially for that pay

Yeah it's Sunday, presume it's still 3pm (local!)

Had a flick through it there, looks great.

30k sterling is not that much (relativly) for chopper training