North Carolina Time Building.
05-17-2016, 10:05 AM
#1
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North Carolina Time Building.
New guy here. Long time lurker.
I need to build a couple hundred hours to get the ATP hour requirements under my belt, but I have a full time job.
Anyone in North Carolina interested in splitting time either 6am-8am or 6pm-10pm?
Maybe 6-10 hours on a weekend day or day off? (I'm willing to take a few days off in a row to do a 25 or 30 hour block).
I'm aiming for $50/hr for each person.
I'm 1300TT, Commercial ASEL, AMEL, CFI. Happy to sit left or right seat.
I need to build a couple hundred hours to get the ATP hour requirements under my belt, but I have a full time job.
Anyone in North Carolina interested in splitting time either 6am-8am or 6pm-10pm?
Maybe 6-10 hours on a weekend day or day off? (I'm willing to take a few days off in a row to do a 25 or 30 hour block).
I'm aiming for $50/hr for each person.
I'm 1300TT, Commercial ASEL, AMEL, CFI. Happy to sit left or right seat.
05-17-2016, 12:16 PM
#2
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2011
Position: Admiral
Posts: 726
ZacMaster, if you are able to take time off from work I have a time-builder special that I'm running in Orlando, FL right now through the summer.
It's $55/hr (dry) for a 100 hour block
or $65/hr (dry) for a 50 hour block.
With good fuel management you could potentially get the wet equivalent of $75/hr. It's all in a 172 with and IFR approved GPS.
Let me know if I can help.
I'm available here and or email [email protected]
It's $55/hr (dry) for a 100 hour block
or $65/hr (dry) for a 50 hour block.
With good fuel management you could potentially get the wet equivalent of $75/hr. It's all in a 172 with and IFR approved GPS.
Let me know if I can help.
I'm available here and or email [email protected]
05-17-2016, 01:07 PM
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Joined APC: May 2016
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I did run across your thread a few threads down, and I've looked at the website, but flying down to FL and taking the days off work exacerbates the increase in price to prohibitive levels.
Appreciate the offer, though.
Appreciate the offer, though.
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