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05-15-2006, 10:45 PM
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It looks like their pro pilot course runs about $80K
I wouldn't spend more than 35K for flight training. Stay away from flight academies except for ATP or AirBen, they are the only ones that offer something different, all other flight academies are single engine time based. If you wanted to do single engine time then just go to a local flight school and do it for even cheaper.
I wouldn't spend more than 35K for flight training. Stay away from flight academies except for ATP or AirBen, they are the only ones that offer something different, all other flight academies are single engine time based. If you wanted to do single engine time then just go to a local flight school and do it for even cheaper.
05-16-2006, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by BURflyer
It looks like their pro pilot course runs about $80K I wouldn't spend more than 35K for flight training. Stay away from flight academies except for ATP or AirBen, they are the only ones that offer something different, all other flight academies are single engine time based. If you wanted to do single engine time then just go to a local flight school and do it for even cheaper.
I wouldn't spend more than 35K for flight training. Stay away from flight academies except for ATP or AirBen, they are the only ones that offer something different, all other flight academies are single engine time based. If you wanted to do single engine time then just go to a local flight school and do it for even cheaper.you are right about AriBen. ATP doesn't train international students, so 'am not considering it for my training.
Avion Air says its providing PPL,CPL,MEI,CFI,CFII in some $50k.this includes 3months living,books,FAA exams.
I found it cheaper as compared to DCA or FSA.
Thats what I found.
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