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MarioG1 06-29-2014 09:59 PM

Commercial Multi Initial
 
Looking for an accelerated CMEL initial program, seriously considering Prairie Air Service in KS or Air America in FL, anyone with experience at either? Would like to take off work in December and kick it out in under two weeks, any suggestions appreciated.

Flyhayes 06-30-2014 06:11 AM

From what I hear, Air America's twins are constantly down for maintenance.

jackcarls0n 06-30-2014 06:22 AM

Commercial Multi Initial
 
Air America's duchess are not very reliable. you can try apopka flight school. competitive rates and might be able to get it done faster.

rickair7777 06-30-2014 08:47 AM

Prairie Air Service has a good reputation, at least according to one trustworthy person around here.

Cubdriver 06-30-2014 01:06 PM

Haven't talked to Herb for a while, but his school Prairie Air Service is the place to go for any aspiring professional. He is a hands down master of the art of flying and master aviation teacher, if you go there like an empty cup you'll come away with ideas and techniques that will last a career. He is not easy though, if you want easy flight tickets with minimal effort and not much more then choose another place.

MarioG1 06-30-2014 04:05 PM

Thanks for the input, I like the idea of Daytona in the winter, but would rather have a good training experience.

TheStranger 07-01-2014 06:24 AM

Just got my CMEL yesterday. I did the 15hr ATP program at KRDU. I highly recommend. They also offer a less expensive 10hr program. The instructors know how to prepare you for the check ride. If your'e instrument proficient, the shorter course is probably sufficient; I did the longer course to ensure I was prepared (I was overly prepared). Come to the training with all the ground info memorized, that way you can focus on flying and spend extra time in the sim (which I was able to use as much as I wanted). I also did a lot of chair flying before the training, which benefited me immensely. Happy to answer any questions about my experience. Good luck.

> Just noticed you said "initial." I'm sure they have an initial course and I would still recommend.

speedfreak4996 07-25-2014 07:24 AM

I used Action Multi in Groton, CT(i live in CT) for my initial commercial in multi : great instructors , and its an accelerated 5 day program. DPE was a pretty cool guy and pretty reasonable.

Google it and check it out.


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