CFI in seattle
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CFI in seattle
Sorry if this post has been made before, but I'm looking for the most up to date information. I'm a CFI with around 100 dual given considering moving to the Seattle area. If I do ill be staying with family near BFI. I'm looking at applying for Galvin and Rainier. Any idea how many hours a CFI would expect to fly in a year? Are there any other schools that I should consider without having to drive an hour?
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Sorry if this post has been made before, but I'm looking for the most up to date information. I'm a CFI with around 100 dual given considering moving to the Seattle area. If I do ill be staying with family near BFI. I'm looking at applying for Galvin and Rainier. Any idea how many hours a CFI would expect to fly in a year? Are there any other schools that I should consider without having to drive an hour?
If you would care to expand that, ATP has flight schools at TIW and PAE, and there are a number of schools even closer in RNT. The RNT commute from BFI would be less than an hour typically. Don’t know if they are hiring but pro flight is well thought of...
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Sorry if this post has been made before, but I'm looking for the most up to date information. I'm a CFI with around 100 dual given considering moving to the Seattle area. If I do ill be staying with family near BFI. I'm looking at applying for Galvin and Rainier. Any idea how many hours a CFI would expect to fly in a year? Are there any other schools that I should consider without having to drive an hour?
I know some instructors at both Galvin and Rainier that are flying ~90 + hours a month. That will drop some around November. However, if you're a CFII, your schedule will remain two blocked for months on end. Galvin and Rainier aren't the only schools at those two fields, but they're the largest.
PM me if you have any specific questions.
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