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Dear all,

This training centre is located at Xiamen - China

I was told that there are more than 25 Malaysians currently undergoing training for their EASA Part 66 licensing programme - recruitment done by Mr Kumar, would really appreciated it, if anybody can share some info here!!

Chow....cincau

That's news to me! Which Mr. Kumar is this?
Anyone can shed some light on this?

Torx,

Got some info about this Mr Kumar, it is Mr Kumar Rajagopal - check this link : http://www.iacpilot.com/about.html

I hope to hear stories from those 25 trainees who went to TAECO - just curios lorrr... he he

'Short of local pilots'.. bila punya news nih..
Wonder if those guys log in here...

got this from newspaper ... ...

For aircraft engineering, there are 147 approved training centres in the world offering EASA Part 66 Cat B Mechanical or Avionics Engineering, including the City of Bristol College, Bristol, UK, Aviation Australia, Queensland, Australia and TAECO Training Centre, Xiamen, China. With approved training and two years related working experience, students can obtain a licence to certify aircraft airworthiness. For commercial pilot training, the approved centres include BASAIR Aviation College, Sydney, Australia and Asian Institute of Aviation, Eba, the Philippines.

torx,

i dont think the guys log onto flylah ... ... they cud hv been in nilai instead if they log in.

it's the power of marketing ... if you think your product is good and you work hard at selling it ... they bound to be takers ... furthermore if i was 18 years old having parents with money .... i might be in China by now.

I strongly agree!

They are part 147 organization...They do have EASA course, but dunno whether is AST or UKCAA

No, they're EASA Part 147 approved. Period.

torx wrote:No, they're EASA Part 147 approved. Period.

torx,

maybe it should have been ; No, they're EASA Part 147 approved. FULL STOP.

Agreed!