Cadet Pilots Intake for GGIFA Flying School
By SKORCAREER • Apr 7th, 2008 • Category: Career •
GGIFA International College of Aviation is an Approved Flying Training Organization (AFTO) which has a fully equipped campus next to the New Bintulu Airport, having the capability to accommodate more than 150 cadets.
The campus commenced its operation in mid 2007 with their first and second batch of cadet pilots currently flying and have completed their first solo flight.
GGIFA is now inviting SPM leavers who obtained good results (at least 5 credits in English, Maths and other science subjects) to undergo training in its flying school. The certification from the training will allow the students to become professional pilots. Students will have their opportunity to experience practical flight training with unrestricted air space, spanning more than 400 nautical miles of flying training area.
The most current intake starts on 15 April 2008, and will be followed by other intakes every 2 months later.
GGIFA’s headquarter is based in Subang Jaya, Selangor (Full address: West Wing 03-4, Subang Square, SS15/4G, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia). Any inquiry, you can talk to the Career Counselor, Mr Sonnie by calling +6 08 6333 699.
Application for the training can be made online here. Details of the various types of training are also included in the website.
GGIFA is also in the planning to build the largest flying training area in the Asia Pacific region, which will be located some 500 meters from the current campus. The new campus will be capable to house between 600-800 cadet pilots, instructors and staff. It is also expected to be upgraded into an Aviation University College offering Diploma courses ranging from Avionics, Aircraft Engineering, Maintenance Engineering and Airline Management.
As more and more flying schools are mushrooming in Malaysia, aspiring pilots today are presented with more options and realizing their dream will become closer and closer.
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how much the fees for the commercial pilot course?
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Zul reply on May 5th, 2008:
The fee varies depending on the school, roughly between RM150k-RM200k. You should contact the flying school or academy respectively to know the exact figure.
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would like to know more about the training , fees,mode of payment duration and how to apply
tq
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pls. go to ggifa website http://www.ggifa.edu.my. details are published . Link to youtube + ggifa for profile video. Good readings
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can i know is there any sponsership or schoolarship for the course?
thank for answer.
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where is the cheapest pilot school training??i dont enough money to join the mfa and ggifa…
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