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Re: Whats the Latest - UPDATE
Hey guys I got some new info about the goings on here at the Academy as far as direct programs and stan classes go.
As far as the list goes, the list was at 105 people in January and will have dropped to 30 come the 19th April stan class. There have already been 2 stan classes of 6 students each and there are still two to come with 10 students each, (30th March and 19th April I beleive)
As far as ASA direct program goes they are wanting to take on 8 new hires in the near future and so FlightSafety will be submiting 12 resumes from the list for ASA to review. Once students are selected it will be run as 2 classes of 4 students each. ASA is looking to accept around 2 students per month.
American Eagle is looking to start a simular direct program here, and they're looking for around 20 students a month! and there is talk of getting a ERJ level D sim in addition to the Saab 2000 for such purposes. A good prospect for both those wanting to do the direct program and an opening for some more sim instructors no doubt!
Lastly there are talks for Netjets running some kind of direct program but that's still up in the air however it's been stated as not a matter of if, but when.
Looks like things are really turning around
Hey guys I got some new info about the goings on here at the Academy as far as direct programs and stan classes go.
As far as the list goes, the list was at 105 people in January and will have dropped to 30 come the 19th April stan class. There have already been 2 stan classes of 6 students each and there are still two to come with 10 students each, (30th March and 19th April I beleive)
As far as ASA direct program goes they are wanting to take on 8 new hires in the near future and so FlightSafety will be submiting 12 resumes from the list for ASA to review. Once students are selected it will be run as 2 classes of 4 students each. ASA is looking to accept around 2 students per month.
American Eagle is looking to start a simular direct program here, and they're looking for around 20 students a month! and there is talk of getting a ERJ level D sim in addition to the Saab 2000 for such purposes. A good prospect for both those wanting to do the direct program and an opening for some more sim instructors no doubt!
Lastly there are talks for Netjets running some kind of direct program but that's still up in the air however it's been stated as not a matter of if, but when.
Looks like things are really turning around
