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Tj is wonderfull too;)

Yep...TJ and Judy...still loved Karen though. haha. Oh do I have some stories...she could say the same about me though. They (Karen and Judy) planned out our entire wedding in an airplane...Karen counted down the days...and kept telling me RUN WHILE YOU CAN...she was great.

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Originally Posted by Joachim (Post 127906)

Tj is wonderfull too;)

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Originally Posted by planecrazyjenn (Post 127040)

I agree ladder...Mike was great...loved Karen. v1_rotate...you PMed me with a bunch of questions on the school. I tried to reply and it said user not known...PM me with an email address and I'll try to send it there...if your still interested. Sorry man, I tried.

Hi planecrazyjenn and all others that I sent a PM to, had problems signing in for a week or so.(had to create a new account with all upper case characters now)

If you could kindly send your reply to me to my email, [email protected]

I would greatly appreciate it.

regards

V1_Rotate

V1 rotate;

I cannot PM you so here goes...

I personally did a modular course and i just finished my CFI and i think the school is Decent overall. You are pretty much guaranteed a job when you complete the pro course, and most of the flying is done in multiengine aircraft.

1: Customer service;
Depends who you talk to, Mike has a very good sense for it but TJ is very unpleasant.

2: Scheduling Is not always great, you need to stay on-top of the schedule and cancellations do occur due to the old planes.

3:The pro-course will probably take you 8-12 months to complete

4: the Maintenance guys are good but the planes are less reliable than brand-new ones

5: the quality of instruction is fair, most of the pilots are inexperienced

6; Prices are realistic, but there are always unforeseen costs. I put 25% ontop of all the prices i was given and managed fine.

7: talk to mike about the J-1 visa, Alot of guys at the school are foreigners, (including myself).

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Originally Posted by v1_Rotate

Hey Joachim, you mentioned in a post that you attended Ari-Ben Aviator Inc. If so, which program did you enroll into?

I would like to find out about your experiences there since I am interested in their professional pilot 200h ME course.

Your experience with regards to the following would be appreciated :

Customer Service

Efficiency of scheduling vs unnecessary delays

Probability of finishing the Prof.Pilot program in 6 months

Maintenance practices and aircraft reliabilty

Quality of Instruction

Experience of International Students(if you knew any personally) (J-1 visa)

Management practices

Looking forward to you response

Thanks

v1_Rotate

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Originally Posted by PeterCR23 (Post 122963)

I am 44 years old - is too late to get in the game?

You still have a good 20 years of pro flying if you go into the fractional/charter side, they like older faces flying the biz jets anyways. I'm not too sure about airline side obviously if you want to fly regional it's ok but by the time you'd be eligible for the majors you'd be in your 50s, that's pushing it unless the age 65 rule goes into effect.

Awaiting your reply planecrazyjenn:)

Hi hi...i am anxiously awaiting your reply to your PM:)
Email me at [email protected]

take care
V1_ROTATE

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Originally Posted by planecrazyjenn (Post 127040)

[email protected]

Looking forward to your reply planecrazyjenn

regards

V1_ROTATE