Salt Lake City Pilots - split time
06-24-2019, 07:02 AM
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Salt Lake City Pilots - split time
Hello,
I am a commercial pilot at 300+ hours, just looking to build time with other pilots in the area. Also willing to consider flying 20+ hours over a long weekend in adjoining states if someone has access to an affordable plane.
Message me!
Thanks.
I am a commercial pilot at 300+ hours, just looking to build time with other pilots in the area. Also willing to consider flying 20+ hours over a long weekend in adjoining states if someone has access to an affordable plane.
Message me!
Thanks.
07-27-2019, 07:53 PM
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I would be down to split time by doing long cross countries in my Mooney over a weekend and log like 20 hours
80 an hour each covers costs. I am in Vegas but I don't mind flying up to SLC
I am CFII so as long as some instruction happens we can log it all as dual
80 an hour each covers costs. I am in Vegas but I don't mind flying up to SLC
I am CFII so as long as some instruction happens we can log it all as dual
07-29-2019, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by VegasChris
I would be down to split time by doing long cross countries in my Mooney over a weekend and log like 20 hours
80 an hour each covers costs. I am in Vegas but I don't mind flying up to SLC
I am CFII so as long as some instruction happens we can log it all as dual
80 an hour each covers costs. I am in Vegas but I don't mind flying up to SLC
I am CFII so as long as some instruction happens we can log it all as dual
07-30-2019, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jairfly03
I am at KSPK, 3 weeks til my CFI initial ride, always down to time build. 325 hours, HP / complex endorsed. Pretty much all of august I am very available for some time building.
Do you have access to a fairly affordable plane? And if so, what is the wet rate?
07-30-2019, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Pilatus801
Awesome!
Do you have access to a fairly affordable plane? And if so, what is the wet rate?
Do you have access to a fairly affordable plane? And if so, what is the wet rate?
07-30-2019, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jairfly03
Piper cherokee $99/hr wet, Cessna 150 $90/hr wet, DA-20 $125/hr wet so split these are pretty affordable. The 150 is a bad choice to fly in right now unless its at night, did spin training in it a month or so ago and it took us 20 mins to climb 3000' lol. Cherokee is reliable in the heat, as are the katanas. I'd be mostly interested in some night flights as of right now.
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