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Old 21st Dec 2007, 14:28
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llanfairpg's guide to the PPL part 1

BP I see now why you do not like one liners--you could qualify for a PPL by the time you had read that lot!!!

The first thing people generally want to know is what is the cost difference, a couple of minutes on the web produces this.

ORLANDO JAA PRIVATE PILOT COURSE

INCLUSIVE PRICE: $8,220
  • 21 nights of single room accommodations in our student apartments
  • 45 Hours in the Cessna 152* (See Aircraft Upgrade Options Below)
  • No Fuel Surcharges
  • 25 Hours Dual Flight Instruction
  • JAA Night Qualification
  • FAA Medical (3rd Class Student Pilot Medical Certificate)
  • Radio Telephony License
  • JAA Written Exams
  • OFT Student Visa Processing Fee
  • Evening Ground School (provided Monday through Friday)
  • JAA Skills Test
  • Stage Checks
  • Solo Certificate
  • End of Course Certificate
HEREFORDSHIRE AERO CLUB

SHOBDON


· 45 hours flying @ £99.75 per hour £4488.75
· Annual Club Subscription £106
· Medical Approx. £80
· Study Material Approx. £125
· Exam & Flight Test Fees Approx. £150
· Away landings, sundries Approx. £50
· Private Pilot's Licence (5 years validity) £146
· Giving a total of around £5150

Add the cost of a return flight to the Orlando price. Oh and also consider whether you would prefer George Bush to Gordon Brown teaching you how to fly.

Personally I would rather spend two weeks at Shobdon, real people with real flying but most importantly, real cider!

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