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after NUCs' EASA

Postby lordchaos91 » Mon Dec 28, 2009 11:21 pm

can i ask.... im currently studying for EASA at NUC... okay i wan to ask

if i finish my course at NUC and finished my OJT at any place.... i need 5 years experience to get my license righT??

so ...for the 5 years,is it possible to get those experience at other countries?? i mean like they are using EASA too right??so is it possible for that to happen???
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby aranny2001 » Tue Jan 05, 2010 10:14 pm

well, depends on the companies in overseas wether they wanna hire u or not... by right i think your college should provide u a place for your ojt right?
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby torx » Wed Jan 06, 2010 7:53 am

You need to do your OJT at any Part 145 approved organisation. If it is not, the authority that is going to issue the license will decide if the work done is acceptable or not. Otherwise you may take longer time and if it exceeds 5 years, you got to take your exams all over again.
NUC do not place you for OJT if I am not mistaken. You will get your license only after the completion of the mandatory OJT.
Hopefully after getting your EASA license you have no intentions to convert it to DCA's AMEL and work in Malaysia as DCA do not recognize NUC's training programme and certficates...
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby lordchaos91 » Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:48 pm

NUC does place ppl for OJT... there are some in airasiaX gulf srwk sumthn sumthn a senior told me that....his frens all OJT
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby torx » Wed Jan 06, 2010 7:38 pm

AAX? Line maintenance experience only. Kinda limited. They're not even Part 145 org.
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby sepeng » Tue Jan 26, 2010 8:48 pm

Because not an approved course and needed 5 years exp to get the license. You might as well work in the line, and you need 2 years to get your A license. After that, work yourself towards the B. Time wise, of course might be longer, but i heard NUC course is cheaper. Fair enough, rite? :neutral:
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby ninermike » Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:29 pm

You pay peanuts u get peanuts la bro..... :cool:
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Re: after NUCs' EASA

Postby torx » Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:50 pm

ninermike,
I thought the cliche goes 'you pay peanuts, you get monkeys'? :><.:
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