The wrong pilot’s licence could mean a pie in the sky


YOUTHS aspiring to take up flying as a career should check with the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) in Putrajaya on whether the course offered by the respective flying schools in foreign countries are recognised by the government agency and airlines operating in the country.

Recently, a cousin’s son who is interested in taking flying as a career attended a seminar conducted by an agent for three flying schools, two foreign and one based in Malaysia.

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