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#1772
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Joined APC: Jan 2018
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Officially starting class on May 1st. A question for those in previous classes who flew to Hyannis: How were you transported from the hotel to the training center and back? Did the hotel provide a shuttle service? Did you use Uber? What was you transportation solution for going anywhere else in the area?
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
#1773
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Joined APC: Jan 2017
Posts: 23
Officially starting class on May 1st. A question for those in previous classes who flew to Hyannis: How were you transported from the hotel to the training center and back? Did the hotel provide a shuttle service? Did you use Uber? What was you transportation solution for going anywhere else in the area?
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
But after a break I brought my car and bicycle. It's a nice area.
I believe the shuttle is available.
#1775
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 37
Bring your car. It’s an easy walk to get to the training center, and the hotel has a shuttle that will do one run to drop off and one run to pick up. It’s useful for ground school when you have a set schedule. Once you are in flight training it’s a different story. Plus if you have your car you will have more freedom on where you want to eat or if you want to go shopping for food. I’m about to finish training. But I will possibly still be here when you guys get here, if not someone from my class. We can give you guys some info about the area and some study guides for the checkride. I head there was going to be 17 people in your class!
#1776
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Joined APC: Oct 2006
Position: Dream Job
Posts: 403
Officially starting class on May 1st. A question for those in previous classes who flew to Hyannis: How were you transported from the hotel to the training center and back? Did the hotel provide a shuttle service? Did you use Uber? What was you transportation solution for going anywhere else in the area?
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
I'm trying to decide whether to fly there or make the drive and have my own car for the duration of training. I live in Indiana and the drive would be ~15 hours
Thanks!!
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#1777
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Joined APC: Oct 2017
Posts: 37
Were you at the holiday inn? They have us at the double tree. Closer to the hotel and Main Street but further from the mall.
#1778
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#1779
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Joined APC: Jan 2018
Posts: 10
Bring your car. It’s an easy walk to get to the training center, and the hotel has a shuttle that will do one run to drop off and one run to pick up. It’s useful for ground school when you have a set schedule. Once you are in flight training it’s a different story. Plus if you have your car you will have more freedom on where you want to eat or if you want to go shopping for food. I’m about to finish training. But I will possibly still be here when you guys get here, if not someone from my class. We can give you guys some info about the area and some study guides for the checkride. I head there was going to be 17 people in your class!
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