Turkey's SHGM warns public about unauthorized aviation training providers

Turkey's SHGM warns public about unauthorized aviation training providers
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Mehmet Genç of Turkey's civil aviation authority (SHGM) highlighted the need to publicize warnings about unauthorized aviation training entities, urging that the public be informed about the number of detected illegal providers, any victim impact, and any administrative or legal actions taken.

Genç also questioned whether students can rely on university signage to verify training legality and emphasized that trainees should not have to research the validity of their programs for licensing and authorization, calling for accessible information on confirmed unauthorized institutions.

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