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Kwolok posted:With cost of living increases and inflation, would the cost to get a PPL be significantly higher now? I live near a small airport with a flight school. I would love to get my PPL, budgeting ~10k for it but I have no idea if that is a reasonable amount of money to expect anymore. Really depends on what they charge buddy. You'll need a minimum of 30 hours dual and 10 solo. More likely to take between 50-80 hours. Talk to the school, rates differ between schools and planes available. e. To add, a local flight school to me wants $134 an hour wet for a 152 and $75 an hour for instruction. Ground school there is $600. If you get to the solo stage budget $1100 for a quality ANR headset. Maksimus54 fucked around with this message at 19:14 on Dec 4, 2023 |
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Figure about 150MPH in a trainer type plane you could get checked out in and rent. E. Thats a very broad number, for a very broad question. Give us a budget and you'll really find out.
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Kwolok posted:Still doing some research into ground schools and came across this: https://www.learnthefinerpoints.com/ground-school Looks like a subscription based deal? I've watched his videos and they seem fine, but I think you're better off paying the Kings $300 and have the material forever.
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Lord Stimperor posted:I was going to fly tomorrow but our club's Sports Cruiser has a problem. Turns out the throttle randomly slams forward into a full open position. Does Boeing run your flight school? What the actual gently caress!
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At the least make a squawk so the flight school is aware. It's "probably" not going to kill you or others but a papertrail might scare them into action. We had an exhaust crack on our C177 that we didn't know about, a couple failed CO monitors helped point it out.
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