EIT Hawkes Bay Aviation Course

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Postby Matt Dyer » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:31 pm

Hey All!, Big thumbs up on the new forum, its looking great!!! Congrats to all who worked to get it this way!! thumbup1.gif thumbup1.gif


Some personal circumstances have changed, and Sadly I wont be moving to WLG as thought next year, howver I will be moving to Napier
to complete a 3 year "Diploma of Operational Aviation" Through EIT (Eastern Insitute of Technology).

I've herd good reviews from real world pilots, modern facilities, good programme etc, howver I'm wondering, has anyone else got any comments/thoughts on the course at all?

Any info would be great!

Thanks!

Matt
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Postby chopper_nut » Thu Jul 26, 2007 12:25 am

Matt Dyer wrote:
QUOTE(Matt Dyer @ Jul 29 2007, 09:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hey All!, Big thumbs up on the new forum, its looking great!!! Congrats to all who worked to get it this way!! thumbup1.gif thumbup1.gif


Some personal circumstances have changed, and Sadly I wont be moving to WLG as thought next year, howver I will be moving to Napier
to complete a 3 year "Diploma of Operational Aviation" Through EIT (Eastern Insitute of Technology).

I've herd good reviews from real world pilots, modern facilities, good programme etc, howver I'm wondering, has anyone else got any comments/thoughts on the course at all?

Any info would be great!

Thanks!

Matt


Seriously dude, I think you get better experience and more enjoyment out of flying at a proper aero club. The dip aviation courses just teach you how to fly the aeroplanes at a very simple level not how to really fly them in different environments with varying conditions. Just my opinion though aye
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