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tonyhonhatthanh
️Tony Ho :
Hồi mình qua Michigan học trường Univercity pilot Michigan nè
2026-08-06 02:41:24
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kkaci3
Westernwind :
Anh ơi cho em hỏi với ạ ví dụ đào tạo flight school ko dc cục chấp thuận và có job dc 1 thời gian ở mỹ rồi sau này về VN có dc nhận ko ạ😁
2026-06-19 12:00:12
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kukoom
Lê Tuấn Anh :
Làm cách nào để tìm hiểu danh sách các trường đc cục chấp thuận
2026-07-15 15:56:37
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quanbm_23
Mê đánh phông hơn lưới :))🎾🎾 :
Một điều quan trọng nữa là từng hãng sẽ có yêu cầu giờ bay, điểm lý thuyết và số lần fail của LT hay thực hành bay khác nhau. Ví dụ bên New Zealand 70% là đỗ thì VNA yêu cầu phải trên 80%. Là bạn phải thi lại dù đã đỗ :)). Cho nên bạn phải tìm hiểu kỹ yêu cầu của từng hãng
2026-07-04 15:15:06
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tuyendungphicong
Mong Global Aviation :
có trường mình Global Aviation center nè.
2026-06-20 13:58:53
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user2418257016107
Cạp Nong Cạp Nia :
liệt kê các trường đc chấp thuận đi b
2026-06-19 10:20:48
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trieudinhphu.offical
✧♛ TRIỆU ĐÌNH PHÚ ♛✧ :
Trường Embry Riddle có xịn không anh?
2026-06-19 19:02:37
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minhle15.08
Minh Lê :
trg enac thì sao ạ
2026-08-14 04:33:04
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mayanhchangnayhaivai_nho
người Việt vô danh :
có trường nào ở vn ko nhỉ
2026-08-18 18:52:29
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truong.thinh324
Truong thinh :
Thế trường anh được chấp thuận không ạ
2026-06-19 09:12:30
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zuy_eng
xấu trai nói ít :
em chỉ chắc chắn trường Paris Air ở Mỹ, Perkasa ở Indo là được cục chấp thuận
2026-06-19 10:37:15
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thng4172
Thắng :
Em kh học giỏi tiếng anh mà muốn lái máy bay ddc kh ạ
2026-06-20 17:14:25
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quadinang
yêu gái bị mù :
mình học vui thôi,h cx đc lái máy bay r
2026-06-19 13:27:31
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danhuyyy
Đan Huy :
Mấy anh mình học 2 trường ở Pháp là enac với asma
2026-06-19 15:01:26
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dipk76
Anhh cơ phó ✈️ :
Mình đang học tại MTSU và mình đang có ppl, mình đang tính học IR fall này thì mình kh biết cục có chấp thuận đổi bằng khi mình học hết tất cả các bằng ở đây kh ạ
2026-06-19 16:14:02
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famduy16
Fam Duy :
Full danh sách các trường được chấp nhận tới giờ vẫn khó tiếp cận được thông tin này ( mình ko nói các trường được public thông tin nha)
2026-06-19 14:26:26
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martinking0707
Martin King :
aapa bro
2026-06-19 17:20:59
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mq7161
_mq :
Cái sai đầu tiên của rất, rất nhiều người: không có phụ huynh giàu hoặc có điều kiện
2026-07-01 22:10:19
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I am so devastated to share this with you and I’m sorry I’ve been so quiet. I needed some time to come to terms with reality. Asher suddenly became extremely lame and crippled out of nowhere. At first I thought his arthritis had its first ugly flare up or he twisted his ankle, so i initially treated it like that. His ankle doubled in size and he limped horribly. But as the days went on, the high power pain meds and ice wraps weren’t even touching it.  His symptoms were that of a severe sciatica episode. His spine was on fire. He went down in the field one morning, I picked him back up. He went down again the next morning, face down in a small ravine and it took me almost an hour to get him up out of the mud. He couldn’t balance, he was terrified to move and when he did move, he paced until he was sweating to relieve the pain.  The vet said it looked like he was being shot multiple times, the pain was so severe for him. The vet was a true hardened veteran, but he said the pain Asher was in made his stomach twist. He hasn’t seen a spine go out like that in over 10 years. He said any treatment would have been putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound.  I never want them suffer. I only want to be kind. And this was the hardest kind decision I’ve ever had to make. We let him go free from his tired aching body.  His recovery was a MIRACLE. A draft horse living into their later thirties with impressively scary X-rays like his was unheard of. The vet said he could have only made it that far with the gold standard of care. And I gave him that every day.  He was our first rescue. I had never even been near a draft horse until Asher. Asher is the reason I fell in love with Belgians. He showed me the plight of the Amish workhorse. He let me experience the soul of a gentle lamb inside an enormous body.  He taught me how to fight, how to believe in miracles. How to wrap a post-surgical head wound at midnight. Something I had never done before. He taught me how to adjust myself to fit his needs, how to meet a broken horse where they are. He taught me how to heal the invisible emotional wounds and let them open their heart again in their own time.GOFUNDME link in bio
I am so devastated to share this with you and I’m sorry I’ve been so quiet. I needed some time to come to terms with reality. Asher suddenly became extremely lame and crippled out of nowhere. At first I thought his arthritis had its first ugly flare up or he twisted his ankle, so i initially treated it like that. His ankle doubled in size and he limped horribly. But as the days went on, the high power pain meds and ice wraps weren’t even touching it. His symptoms were that of a severe sciatica episode. His spine was on fire. He went down in the field one morning, I picked him back up. He went down again the next morning, face down in a small ravine and it took me almost an hour to get him up out of the mud. He couldn’t balance, he was terrified to move and when he did move, he paced until he was sweating to relieve the pain. The vet said it looked like he was being shot multiple times, the pain was so severe for him. The vet was a true hardened veteran, but he said the pain Asher was in made his stomach twist. He hasn’t seen a spine go out like that in over 10 years. He said any treatment would have been putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound. I never want them suffer. I only want to be kind. And this was the hardest kind decision I’ve ever had to make. We let him go free from his tired aching body. His recovery was a MIRACLE. A draft horse living into their later thirties with impressively scary X-rays like his was unheard of. The vet said he could have only made it that far with the gold standard of care. And I gave him that every day. He was our first rescue. I had never even been near a draft horse until Asher. Asher is the reason I fell in love with Belgians. He showed me the plight of the Amish workhorse. He let me experience the soul of a gentle lamb inside an enormous body. He taught me how to fight, how to believe in miracles. How to wrap a post-surgical head wound at midnight. Something I had never done before. He taught me how to adjust myself to fit his needs, how to meet a broken horse where they are. He taught me how to heal the invisible emotional wounds and let them open their heart again in their own time.GOFUNDME link in bio

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