WAYs to get a CFI ticket?
07-20-2012, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by jasonpark
Got it. So American Flyer's 30 day program for both CFI-A and CFII shouldn't be as quick as ALL ATP.. but I should still do most of the studying before I get in. Sounds good, I think I will check out AF in a couple of days to see what they are all about.. maybe sit in on a class if they allow. Would you say $5,000 should be enough.. including the extra hours I might need and the checkrides.. since its probably going to be a DPE in California?
Yes $5k should be enough to cover it all. The quoted price of $2995 does not include the use of the aircraft for the checkrides, extra training, DPE fees, etc. It is basically 10hours dual and the ground school everything else is extra.
Btw the ATP program is 21 days now instead of the 14 days it use to be.
Good Luck!
07-20-2012, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Rotor2prop
Yes $5k should be enough to cover it all. The quoted price of $2995 does not include the use of the aircraft for the checkrides, extra training, DPE fees, etc. It is basically 10hours dual and the ground school everything else is extra.
Btw the ATP program is 21 days now instead of the 14 days it use to be.
Good Luck!
Btw the ATP program is 21 days now instead of the 14 days it use to be.
Good Luck!
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