Gulfstream/global type with purchase?
09-13-2023 | 08:23 AM
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Gulfstream/global type with purchase?
121 doofus here with a question.
I hear there is a shortage of sim time for the bigger jets.
if you buy a brand new G650 or global express, does the manufacturer help get your pilots typed in a timely manner or is that all on you as the owner to figure out?
Just curious…. I have a buddy that may become a big shot in a few years and has always joked that I would be his pilot. I’d advise him to just use a frac instead of buying or whatever, but I’m not the one to know.
I hear there is a shortage of sim time for the bigger jets.
if you buy a brand new G650 or global express, does the manufacturer help get your pilots typed in a timely manner or is that all on you as the owner to figure out?
Just curious…. I have a buddy that may become a big shot in a few years and has always joked that I would be his pilot. I’d advise him to just use a frac instead of buying or whatever, but I’m not the one to know.
09-13-2023 | 09:33 AM
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121 doofus here with a question.
I hear there is a shortage of sim time for the bigger jets.
if you buy a brand new G650 or global express, does the manufacturer help get your pilots typed in a timely manner or is that all on you as the owner to figure out?
Just curious…. I have a buddy that may become a big shot in a few years and has always joked that I would be his pilot. I’d advise him to just use a frac instead of buying or whatever, but I’m not the one to know.
I hear there is a shortage of sim time for the bigger jets.
if you buy a brand new G650 or global express, does the manufacturer help get your pilots typed in a timely manner or is that all on you as the owner to figure out?
Just curious…. I have a buddy that may become a big shot in a few years and has always joked that I would be his pilot. I’d advise him to just use a frac instead of buying or whatever, but I’m not the one to know.
If the plane is flying over 200 hours a year, own it, not fracs, cheaper. And you have complete control even if thru a management company.
09-13-2023 | 11:48 AM
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The purchase agreement has training included. The one I know of is 3 pilots and 1 tech. Now, the training centers are massively overbooked, getting dates can be hard, but a new owner has a lot of leverage to get slots.
If the plane is flying over 200 hours a year, own it, not fracs, cheaper. And you have complete control even if thru a management company.
If the plane is flying over 200 hours a year, own it, not fracs, cheaper. And you have complete control even if thru a management company.
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