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05-16-2017, 07:55 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by Subieguy14
I hate to say it, but ATP changed their program to 9 months which i still think is one of the fastest ways to get your ratings? Not sure what other schools guarantee 9 months. There was a good bit of older people at my location.
05-17-2017, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by FlyingStormie
The "zero to hero" program track used to be 10 months (IIRC), but apparently they condensed it a bit.
05-17-2017, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by BravoPapa
They did have a 90 day fast track at one time and that's how they used to advertise. It was from zero to CFI I believe. I Googled to make sure and some of the info I found out about it came from back in like 2006. You can even find old threads here that discuss it.
05-23-2017, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by BravoPapa
They did have a 90 day fast track at one time and that's how they used to advertise. It was from zero to CFI I believe. I Googled to make sure and some of the info I found out about it came from back in like 2006. You can even find old threads here that discuss it.
They used to have a self paced program and the zero-to-hero program. They got rid of the self-paced instead focusing all of their efforts on the faster one.
The times used to be
120 days PPL-to-hero if you already had your PPL
180 days zero-to-hero if you didn't have your PPL.
Current times are
180 days PPL-to-hero
9 months zero-to-hero
Originally Posted by fanboy
the thought of somebody going from zero to teaching others how to fly in 9 months is perturbing.
05-25-2017, 11:57 AM
#18
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Originally Posted by BravoPapa
They did have a 90 day fast track at one time and that's how they used to advertise. It was from zero to CFI I believe. I Googled to make sure and some of the info I found out about it came from back in like 2006. You can even find old threads here that discuss it.
Originally Posted by Vneed
They used to have a self paced program and the zero-to-hero program. They got rid of the self-paced instead focusing all of their efforts on the faster one.
The times used to be
120 days PPL-to-hero if you already had your PPL
180 days zero-to-hero if you didn't have your PPL.
The times used to be
120 days PPL-to-hero if you already had your PPL
180 days zero-to-hero if you didn't have your PPL.
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