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Introduction
According to the latest JAR-Regulations there is a difference between flight schools with RF- and with FTO-certificate. Flight Schools with RF-certificate (registered facilities) help you to get the PPL-basic training. FTO's (Flying Training Organistaion) on the other hand offer commercial pilot-, multi engine- and instrument rating-training. EFOS has the certificate for all of them. For a steady pilot training it is important to choose a flight school that covers the whole range. |
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Training standards and human factors
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Swiss flight schools in general are endowed with a high degree of training. Flight instructors as executive organs of the flight schools come under the purview of a strong selection by the BAZL. But the distribution of theory and practical training is very different. Also the strategy of the flight schools are left open. With the basic training EFOS already takes you to the step that can lead to an employment with an airline. Also human aspects like the experience of the flight instructors, their psychological and educational abilities set a standard. Beside of the technical knowledge EFOS sets a high value on human relations between flight instructor and student pilot. The student pilot should feel safe and comfortable. |
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Comparison of Costs
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The statutory demands of flighttime are based on a minimum. In practice those numbers most of the time will be exceeded. The total costs of the training depend on the efforts of the student. The only possible comparison of costs can be found within the hour prices of the planes. |
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Minimized Training: A minimized Training repays itself only in the fewest cases. EFOS graduates should feel safe after their training. In case of professional ambitions the training primarily for copilot would count as the minimum. The training would be incomplete if later on you did not get a job. EFOS gives priority to the well-founded SPA (Single Pilot Aircraft) training. We do not train copilots, we train captains! |
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Simulator: Our ATC-810 is the worldwide best-selling microprocessor driven simulator and is used in many flight schools. It is essential to the practical training on the plane. For PPL and CPL/IR we can manage without the expensive equipment modules "full motion" and "visual display" without loosing any quality of the training. The simulator has to be rather inexpensive in order to be able to finance a generously arranged training. The training on the plain has a higher ranking than a virtual computer presentation on the monitor. That is why we grant the simulator a complementary but important function in our training concept. |
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Cockpit Layout: You will train with planes that have modern conventional cockpits. The training with fly-by-wire, EFIS and other type oriented systems is not profitable for professional pilot candidates. When it comes to taking up a position in an airline there will be a retraining on the respective airplane anyway. |
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