Category: EASA

TCFT Offers options to African Students in EASA/JAA Pilot Training in FLORIDA

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The USA, FLORIDA, Southeast Coast, Treasure Coast, Treasure Coast Flight Training is an excellent place to take your EASA/JAA Pilot Training and Written Exams and learn how to fly! Your Flight Academy, Your Promising Future! Pathway To Professional Pilot! The United States has by far the largest aviation industry in the world. When you think about the number of successful global corporations based in the US (Corporate Jet Departments), the largest military and air force in the world – the USAF & US Navy, the largest economy in the world –…

African ladies and gentlemans.. Are you ready to fly in USA, TCFT offers you huge carrier opportunities for Aviation..

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The aviation industry is booming and aviation employees are needed!  If you have a passion to travel and work in an exciting career field; aviation is definitely for you. The commercial aviation industry will require 466,650 pilots and 596,500 maintenance personnel over the next 20 years to accommodate the strong demand for new and replacement aircraft, according to a crew assessment forecast from Boeing. On the yearly basis. Airlines will be needing an average of 23,300 new pilots and 30,000 new maintenance personnel per year from 2010 to 2029.“As TCFT,…

To become a pilot in AFRICA, The affordable ways You ll look forward to having your CPL both FAA or EASA

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Hi Buddies, We re together again, First Of All, American Pilot Academy is very proud of that You all are closely and eagerly  interested in having the information about Flight Training in USA,  APA is an educational organization dedicated to helping you. Our main purpose as APA is to give you self confidence and provide full commitment and considerable interest  to the flight training.. The aviation industry is booming and aviation employees are needed!  617,000 New Airline Pilots are needed in the next 20 years. High School Graduation is good…

EASA To Tighten Product Certification Rule

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Possible safety risks linked to “too much room” for interpretation of the EASA Part 21 product and parts certification regulation has prompted EASA to issue a notice of proposed amendment (NPA) to tighten the rule. It proposes to amend Part 21 to clarify that instructions for continued airworthiness (ICA) are part of the type certificate, and to develop the related acceptable means of compliance and guidance material. The NPA also merges the requirements related to record keeping, manuals, and ICA now in various subparts into a single requirement for each. “Experience has…