Getting to 250 also.
10-24-2006, 04:09 PM
#21
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Originally Posted by btwissel
it won't count as the required training toward the Comm., but it will cound toward the 250TT you need.
besides, until you make that job with a major, any flight time you can log is good
besides, until you make that job with a major, any flight time you can log is good
10-29-2006, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by aenima396
can you land there?
I have seen many of the KSU planes making go-arounds on a normal basis.
I like your planes though. I got to take one on a cross country to Gary, IN.
I have seen many of the KSU planes making go-arounds on a normal basis.
I like your planes though. I got to take one on a cross country to Gary, IN.
p.s. TooL Rocks
10-29-2006, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by usmc-sgt
I would run away from that school as fast as is humanly possible!
Unless you are doing your training under the VA and require 141 I would take those hours and go somewhere else and apply those hours to part 61. The worst I have seen for a 172 EVER was I think $160/hr and that was a 2006 with the G1000. I wouldnt expect to pay more than 90/ at the most from any school even if they are sp's a 172 is a 172 is a 172
Puppyz-
You could try this place at the field you already fly at http://www.flypfs.com/ It will save you almost $40/hr for the 172. The prices up north are crazy though, their duchess is $105/hr more than what I pay in SoCal, for that price the plane should shoot its own approaches
Unless you are doing your training under the VA and require 141 I would take those hours and go somewhere else and apply those hours to part 61. The worst I have seen for a 172 EVER was I think $160/hr and that was a 2006 with the G1000. I wouldnt expect to pay more than 90/ at the most from any school even if they are sp's a 172 is a 172 is a 172
Puppyz-
You could try this place at the field you already fly at http://www.flypfs.com/ It will save you almost $40/hr for the 172. The prices up north are crazy though, their duchess is $105/hr more than what I pay in SoCal, for that price the plane should shoot its own approaches
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