> I think you may be mistaken, in the case of the original poster, as
> undertaking pilot training in countries other than your own is very
> common. In places like South Africa and the US, companies offering
> pilot training offer full accommodation and training packages
> especially aimed at the UK/European market because of the unbelievable
> expense of training there.
>
> The way I understand the original poster is he wants to do his
> training in Aus and then leave. DIMIA 's attitude means Aussie flying
> schools are losing out.
>
> Bruce.
I know what he meant Bruce, it just sounds like sour g.s to me.
Firstly, I find it hard to believe his reasons for not wanting to learn
in the US is that the standards are too low, and secondly, I believe the
last thing on his mind is the welfare of Australian flying schools.
I'm sure if there's a need within Australia for more foreign pilots to
train on their shores, they'll move the goal posts to allow this.
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