Bridgewater State College
10-10-2008, 04:22 PM
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I instructed there. I'm not going to post what I think of them cause I'd probably get sued. You'd be better off at king in mansfield or alpha one in plymouth. Those are both alot cheaper than horizon as well
10-11-2008, 06:51 PM
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Cheapest way is to buy yourself an IFR C-172, or even a C150/152 and fly the snott out of it getting your ticket and instrument rating... you can even do the commercial in it, but for the checkride you'll have to go back, swap into something like an arrow and demonstrate the complex portions of the exam... still way way cheaper than renting at a flight school, so long as you go after the tickets with resolve, get it done, and then sell the plane. You'll be out the insurance costs, tiedown fees, and fuel costs. If you do it all quickly enough you won't even have to pop for an annual.
That is the cheapest way....
That is the cheapest way....
10-12-2008, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Mason32
Get a degree, but get it in somethign that you can use outside of aviation so that you have somethign to fall back on when you do not have a flying job, or are furloughed.
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