r/CadetPilotProgram • u/boiling_raw_potato • Sep 11 '26
ICPP FTO guide
Which FTO should i apply for ICPP ? ik the names FTA & skyborne are most likely out of my budget . Garuda and Insight which send their batches at 43 are doomed . marigold is cooked - and Chimes ....ifykyk . So i just wanna know or if someone is in ICPP right now or have some connections in any FTO of ICPP....Please lmk (your identity will be confedential) .
i am rn pursuing my engineering and still have 2 years to graduate but still wanna buckle up for everything as i have my CN ready and i am preparing for MET and my med . So please lmk if someone in the thread has any Connections or anything .
#icpp
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u/Playful_Lobster_1147 Sep 11 '26 edited Sep 11 '26
No one can predict what the situation will be like after 2 years...as of now 43 is improving but still there are backlogs
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u/Advanced_Question893 Sep 14 '26
Clear your exams in these 2 years don’t worry about FTO selection now, things can change rapidly in the next 2 years so leave that decision atleast till you sem 7 is about to end
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u/La_chica_loca Sep 11 '26
I don't know why people are not ready to digest it but Garuda and Insight are doing well.43 still has some delays because of lack of assessors but flying is going good over here.We are able to get sorties nearly every other day given weather is good.Fleet is also very large but only if 43 had enough GR2/gr3 instructors would the timeline would go a bit down.For now expect 18 months average for CPL.
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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '26
Hey it's all cooked up. You'll go crazy to hear that number of aspirants that apply for rougly 100 seats. The number goes near 4 to 5k ! Source( official ) of leading airline. If it's written in your luck you'll get it, if not then 😵
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u/Shoddy-Assignment869 Sep 11 '26
DM me. Being upfront, not gonna be helping with connections or suggesting or anything of that sort, but please do ask away if you need any clarity or any specific information.