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Plight of the Pilot Trainees 18 months on.

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Eoin Barclay
12 years ago

Usual story, They're a total disgrace. Its an embarrassment to have a group of eleven year olds who fail to take responsibility for anything running our country.

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Mairead Jennings
12 years ago

Onwards and upwards.

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Peter Nevin
12 years ago

IAA failed the PTC students who were entitled to rely on the IAA

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Caroline mc loughlin
12 years ago

disgrace and so sad dreams shattered

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Clare Whelan
12 years ago

The Government have to get moving on this, what happened to these young men and women was so wrong. The Irish Government have effectively washed their hands of it, Shame on them.

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Yasin A
12 years ago

Being a pilot was a huge dream of mine. Havig such a major set back like this, and to not being reimbursed for this can damage all chances of ever becoming one. 350 many be directly affected but surely millions should see the wrong in this!!

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Otis Miller
12 years ago

I think it's an outrage, and must be extremely hard on the trainees and their families, and some compensation should be rinsed for them!

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Kristina Justice
12 years ago

For you Falcon :)

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Marianne Dunne
12 years ago

This issue deserves much more attention than it has received. It is so very wrong what has happened.

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Abdulmansour Tawafi
12 years ago

Fight for flights !

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Lisa Gibney
12 years ago

An absolute disgrace how these talented men and women were treated !!!!

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Fiona Larkin
12 years ago

The treatment of these young people and their parents/families is outrageous. Minister how much more do you think people can take ENOUGH IS ENOUGH do the right thing!!!

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Rachel Maguire
12 years ago

They need there money back?

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eamon mcgeough
12 years ago

These young people have been treated in an appalling fashion. What makes it worse is that they were being positive in the work place, trying to improve their lot by their own efforts. Full compensation should be forthcoming from the government that funded and licenced these institutions in the first place

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Pat O sullivan
12 years ago

Best of luck

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L D'Souza
12 years ago

Outrageous that companies should be allowed to get away with this. The IAA clearly need to take some responsibility for their role in this too.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

good luck to everyone in this situation

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Caoimhe fox
12 years ago

Good luck

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Sarah Welsby
12 years ago

Good luck!

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Paul McMahon
12 years ago

Disgraceful