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what is a fair price for private license?
from Doug Dailey
wrote 4 years 6 weeks ago
Hi rayan rvmeder is pretty close. Abt $95 for A/C, $30 for instructor, all times 50 to 60 hrs. $7000 approx . Here in Calif. dd
Excited about learning to fly.
from Doug Dailey
wrote 4 years 6 weeks ago
Hi JPN You're so lucky to be learning to fly in Denver. I learned in Colorado Springs and I'm a much better pilot because of it. If you can fly there, you can fly better anywhere. The high altitudes, high temp, turbulence, and much faster landing speeds make you a much more competent pilot. good luck dd
Possible new traineee
from Doug Dailey
wrote 4 years 8 weeks ago
Somewhere I read that if you know you will fail the med exam it doesn't mean you can avoid taking an exam then apply for Sport pilot cert. Dont ask me how they know you knew. lol Best is to talk to a med examiner. Eyes have to be 20 20 correctable for pilots ...you need to fly with a spare set of glasses tho. DMV eye test is 20 40 correctable, so the eye charts at DMV are 20 40 charts. dd
Possible new traineee
from Doug Dailey
wrote 4 years 8 weeks ago
Somewhere I read that if you know you will fail the med exam it doesn't mean you can avoid taking an exam then apply for Sport pilot cert. Dont ask me how they know you knew. lol Best is to talk to a med examiner. Eyes have to be 20 20 correctable for pilots ...you need to fly with a spare set of glasses tho. DMV eye test is 20 40 correctable, so the eye charts at DMV are 20 40 charts. dd You can however be an Flight Instructor without a med cert. I know some of them. You can instruct, like for BFR's but the pilot you're checking has to qualify as PIC. dd
Newbie questions .. pls help ??
from Doug Dailey
wrote 4 years 6 weeks ago
Hi Read this abt Sport Pilot FARs 61.101 Recreational pilot privileges and limitations. top (a) A person who holds a recreational pilot certificate may: (1) Carry no more than one passenger; and (2) Not pay less than the pro rata share of the operating expenses of a flight with a passenger, provided the expenses involve only fuel, oil, airport expenses, or aircraft rental fees. (b) A person who holds a current and valid recreational pilot certificate may act as pilot in command of an aircraft on a flight within 50 nautical miles from the departure airport, provided that person has
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