I have been looking at ATP and American flyers. I really like what both have to offer. I am leaning a little more towards AF over ATP for no particular reason. I really like the multi time ATP offers.
My question is, If I attend a school like ATP and come out with almost 200 multi hours, will I really be that far ahead?
But if I attend a school like AF, which I am leaning towards, I will come out with less complex time and no multi time. Then attend their CFI acadamy and go to ATP for multi training
.
Would this be a bad way to go?
I know how hard it is going to be to get Multi time, so would ATP be the way to go? Or does it really matter since I will have to instruct and hopefully charter for a while after training? I am a little over 30 so I would like to get as far as I can as soon as I can. As far as experience goes(complex, multi etc...)
What would you guys suggest? Is one of these routes a better way to go than the other? Is multi time that important to get as soon as possable?
All comments welcome!!
Thanks for the help!
My question is, If I attend a school like ATP and come out with almost 200 multi hours, will I really be that far ahead?
But if I attend a school like AF, which I am leaning towards, I will come out with less complex time and no multi time. Then attend their CFI acadamy and go to ATP for multi training
.
Would this be a bad way to go?
I know how hard it is going to be to get Multi time, so would ATP be the way to go? Or does it really matter since I will have to instruct and hopefully charter for a while after training? I am a little over 30 so I would like to get as far as I can as soon as I can. As far as experience goes(complex, multi etc...)
What would you guys suggest? Is one of these routes a better way to go than the other? Is multi time that important to get as soon as possable?
All comments welcome!!
Thanks for the help!