Ten trainees of Student Pilot Course 41B have completed their ab-initio
pilot training at 301 Flying Training School (FTS), Kaduna. The
graduands, awarded certificates over the weekend, are now ready to
proceed for Basic Flying Training (BFT) on the fixed wing aircraft at
303 FTS Kano or similar facilities abroad.
The graduating
students were among the 25 original members of Student Pilot Course 41
that was later divided into two batches of 12 and 13 students. Six
members of the first batch of students, constituting Student Pilot
Course (SPC) 41A, were sent for rotary wing flying at the International
Helicopter Flying Training School, Enugu.
The remaining six,
comprising 4 Nigerians and 2 Liberians, continued their training in 301
FTS and completed the course in 2015. Thereafter, the Nigerian officers
proceeded to 303 FTS for BFT while their Liberian counterparts are
presently undergoing further training at the International Aviation
College, Ilorin. The remaining 3 members of SPC 41B are currently in the
United States undergoing further training.
In addition, 28
members of SPC 42 have commenced their flying training at home and
abroad. There are 10 officers each in United Kingdom and South Africa,
and 8 at the International Aviation College, Ilorin. The remaining 14
trainees are to take after the graduating members of SPC 41B for their
ab-initio flying training at the 301 FTS, Kaduna.
Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/06/nigerian-air-force-to-send-new-flying.html
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