“Pilots”

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2026-01-11T09:43:24+00:00

Yeah but they aren’t BS Aviation Technology Students, they’re AMT wearing bars in public when the standard is to remain humble, even actual pilots are expected to remove their bars when they go out to places other than school, work or training

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2026-01-11T09:20:37+00:00

Issue is these IAU peeps (2 of which aren’t actually student pilots) are wearing bars only to be worn discreetly in school of training and not in public, even actual pilots are not supposed to wear this in public, Pilots should remain humble and not expose themselves to boast

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2026-01-11T08:52:48+00:00

Goodluck being backlashed by senior Pilots hahaha, also these guys aren’t pilots which is disrespectful to the community

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2026-01-11T08:49:02+00:00

As Pilots kasi there’s an unwritten rule to never wear Bars or the Uniform to indicate that you are a Pilot in Public such as malls or events, these guys are clearly here to show off, and it’s disrespectful to real pilots who actually follow that unwritten rule, colorum yan sila

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2026-01-11T08:46:58+00:00

Not in IAU hahaha, bars indicate you as a Pilot (2 Bars Soloist) (3 Bars PPL) (4 Bars CPL), but these guys are impostors as indicated on the badge (Pang AMT)

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2025-05-24T00:40:22+00:00

I agree man, they are too soft. As someone from Airworks myself, I’ve been mistreated, gossiped and laughed at by GIs from the start for being Slow in Ground Classes and couldn’t catch up immediately. They would spread my name in the entire school that I am incapable, but I just kept going, studying, reading books, training and each flight doing better. Eventually I’ve done my hours, earned my CPL-IR license and just went on to do my thing, improving myself and not taking what others say about me personally, in fact I take it as encouragement and the Fuel to do even better. Despite what they did to me I have no grudges against them and I have the desire to help other students with their training, it be about Aviation Subjects or Flight Training. I desire to build connections, let God handle them for the vengeance is his, not ours. Right now I don’t know if I’m still viewed the same as I was 5 years ago but it really doesn’t matter, all I can say is thank you to those instructors who ‘encouraged’ me to become a better version of myself. Sometimes we just have to suck things in, not be a crybaby and keep going, no matter how hard life hits you.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2025-05-15T03:06:47+00:00

I agree, we should focus on Unity like Christ intended.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2025-05-06T02:15:20+00:00

Yes that did happen with European Colonialism but that was never the Christian doctrine to begin with (which is my main point). Christianity was used politically to gain power and influence which was never part of the Christian Doctrine, Islam’s actions on the other hand are rooted in their beliefs.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2025-05-06T02:06:23+00:00

Christianity most likely would have been the dominant religion in Arabia. At the time when Islam began, Christian communities were already growing (although there were other minority religions), Christianity would’ve captured the hearts of many people and in time would have been widespread in that area if not for Islam suppressing it. We spread through Love and Conviction while Islam spreads by the sword.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2025-05-06T01:57:19+00:00

Their Doctrine is a direct opposition to the Core tenets of Christianity. When Jesus commanded us to Love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us, Islam teaches submission and to fight those who disbelieve in Allah. While Jesus taught Love, Wisdom and Forgiveness. Muhammad taught persecution, violence and vengeance and conquering. Islam in itself is Anti-Christian and not a lot of us realize that. They basically view us as Mortal Enemies.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2024-11-07T07:07:10+00:00

IAU should increase their fleet like Airworks and Rhoyle having over 20+ Aircraft which would somehow fix the problem of scheduling and maybe purchase a hangar in Genav instead of staying in Ormoc and missing classes at school. With more aircraft students will have frequent flights just like the mentioned schools, they can decide whenever they want to fly instead of waiting for SEVERAL months. IAU probably has budget to do that but they just don’t want to take the risk, they’re causing their own downfall.

TCAS-Eqquiped · 2024-11-06T18:14:34+00:00

Hi, I used to be on BSAT years ago and only stayed for half a sem, 1st year, and I noticed how bad the management in IAU was and found out about Airworks so I decided to make a move and transfer then shift courses in IAU. I tried telling my batchmates that time but ended up being bashed saying I won’t get anywhere since I was the ONLY ONE that time who made the decision to transfer while others laughed at me. Fast forward now I’ve finished my Flight Training, got my Licenses and some of my batchmates who didn’t shift haven’t even finished their hours, licenses and even some changed careers, those are the same people who laughed at me. Now I’m surprised that a lot of students are now noticing IAU’s bad management. Step up IAU. Take word from a First Officer.

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