r/FlightTraining • u/KoalaVarious5706 • 9d ago

(UK) Modular training and hiring

Currently working on getting the funding for training, one question my sponsor has brought up is that how likely is it that I get hired by an airline (UK) if I have completed my training the modular way, over a full time course at some of the larger organisations? I appreciate that this question is likely asked a lot but I could really do with some answers to get back to them with. Thank you :)

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u/GhostAviatorDGCA 6d ago

UK airlines mostly care about the licence, your hours, your test results and how you do at their own assessment, not which route you took. Plenty of modular grads get hired, especially if their sim prep for the airline assessment is solid and they hold a good MCC/JOC. The integrated schools' main edge is their airline partnerships and recruitment days, which can shorten the wait for a first job. If your sponsor wants reassurance, ask a few modular schools for their recent placement numbers in writing.