Fly Lah!

Here's how to apply for DCA's letter of approval so that you can undergo pilot training in Malaysia:

• Go to http://www.dca.gov.my/main.php?Content=articles&ArticleID=56&IID=
• Download Letter Of Acceptance For Professional Pilot Training
• Fill in the letter with your details
• Send the letter to DCA by hand or mail to this address:
  
  Level 2, Block Podium B,
  Lot 4G, Precinct 4,
  Federal Government Administrative Centre,
  62570 Putrajaya

You should receive the approval letter from DCA by two weeks time. If you don't, you can call them at 603-8871 4000 to check for the status.

Wow. Didn't know this thing existed. Very easy!!

I knew that only after I applied for mine, wasted my time writing the letter myself last time.

now only i know about this,its so easy :D

do we have to attach the spm result??

cyc1989 wrote:do we have to attach the spm result??

Yes, you have to.

if my spm result was not meet the requirement, can i use A level, or diploma to apply DCA approval letter?

You should contact them first regarding your particular situation. Contact numbers can be obtained at their respective website.

http://www.dca.gov.my/main.php

Cheers..

i got my letter, but unfortunately, apft still follow their on rules which if we didn't exceed their min requirement but we have approval from dca, we still not eligible to shortlisted.. but the other way, if still interested, we need to send all our document to apft by hard copy for them to evaluate... this is my case... but until now i haven't apply yet.. still figure out my financial stuff...

peace2all wrote:i got my letter, but unfortunately, apft still follow their on rules which if we didn't exceed their min requirement but we have approval from dca, we still not eligible to shortlisted.. but the other way, if still interested, we need to send all our document to apft by hard copy for them to evaluate... this is my case... but until now i haven't apply yet.. still figure out my financial stuff...

DCA's approval letter simply means that DCA allows you to undergo the pilot's training course. It's a whole different story if you met the flying school's minimum entry requirements or if they are willing to accept you.

Is APFT's entry requirement high or it's more less the same as all other flying schools in Malaysia?