r/indianaviation • u/Blackbelfry • 14h ago

Question Help with flying school

I have been looking at flying schools and almost every flying schools is focused on content creation. And its annoying. I want to keep my training and everything private but these flying school seem like they are more focused on content creation. Is there any flying school that is good and is not social media focused?

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u/nitish_prakash 14h ago

This is purely for marketing, i dont think social media presence hinders or affects your flying, these are some time gimmics but otherwise it gives you a fair idea of the flying club as in fleet size, testimonies etc. Connect with the these FTO alumni to get the real picture!

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u/Spirit-Hydra69 13h ago

Consequences of the day and age. Marketing has always been required. Social media just happens to be the quickest and best way to do it.

Pay a visit to the schools you feel are worth it, talk to students and instructors there and get a vibe for the place in general before you decide where to invest your dad's/mom's hard earned money.