Cheapest Multi Time Atlanta
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Gets Weekends Off
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Cheapest Multi Time Atlanta
Those of you that fly/train around Atlanta, what's the cheapest multi rental you've found? I've checked several places and the cheapest I've found so far is about $280 an hour or so for a Dutchess at PDK. It was cheaper but he went up over the phone on me saying the site hasn't been updated in awhile.
#2
Thats the cheapest I know of. Most twins are $300-$400hr in ATL area. I'm a Georgia native and it honestly ticks me off at the prices schools are charging for any airplane! Most decent steam gauge singles are close to $225/hr with an instructor. Almost all the places around also make you deposit $1500-$3000 to get that price. Unfortunately its cheaper to go to other states for training.
If someone had a decent Apache going for $200/hr in 10hr blocks they'd literally put 30-40 hrs a week on it no sweat in ATL!
If someone had a decent Apache going for $200/hr in 10hr blocks they'd literally put 30-40 hrs a week on it no sweat in ATL!
#3
If you want multi time take a week off and get a 50 hr pack in Texas or Florida. Fly day, night XC and approaches.
Just did a Google search on multi engine building Florida so I don't know these guys:
http://www.firstlandings.com/multi-engine-time-building/
Just did a Google search on multi engine building Florida so I don't know these guys:
http://www.firstlandings.com/multi-engine-time-building/
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If you want multi time take a week off and get a 50 hr pack in Texas or Florida. Fly day, night XC and approaches.
Just did a Google search on multi engine building Florida so I don't know these guys:
Multi-Engine Time Building - First Landings
Just did a Google search on multi engine building Florida so I don't know these guys:
Multi-Engine Time Building - First Landings
#8
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Old Apache is not necessarily a death trap. Traverse Air operates them and I've never heard anyone call them death traps.
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Anything that old and atrocious shouldn't be used for training anymore.
Training costs money and you pay either at the beginning or somewhere down the line.
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