Any instructors to teach me?

[JuniorPilot]

Hi there.... .I am seeking for a flight instructor to teach me how to fly from PPL to CPL. . .. .I am in south australia currently. Is there anyone over here interested?. .. .Thank you

[Kermit 180]

Junior, your best bet is to visit schools and aero clubs and decide which of these will best suit your needs. Most flight training is governed strictly by Rules and Regulations. It may be that your learning to fly must be conducted through a flight training organisation as opposed to learning to fly with one individual who can 'do you the deal of the decade'.. .. .Kermie <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

[weasil]

Junior Pilot,. .I would suggest posting on the Dunnunda and Godzone forum where the aussies hang out. . .Good luck. .. .Weasil

[Sunland]

J.P.. .. .For your PPL &gt; CPL, it's really important to get an experianced Instructor, even someone who has some experiance outside of Instructing.. .. .Check out all the schools at PF (I assume you are AD based). Best of all, ask around - take your time and grab an organisation & Instructor that is best for you. . .. .Once you have found the right place, insist on staying with the one Instructor. A lot of organisations may try and schedule you with different Instructors for each lesson.. .. .You get what you pay for. It may be better to spend a few more dollars and get the job done right the first time.. .. .Think about aircraft selection as well. Most fresh CPL's find themselves in a C182/206/210 for their first job. Therefore a school that uses TB10's or PA28R's for example may not be the right choice. Chasing your first job with 30-50 hours C182 time already logged can make a difference!

[philr]

hello wings

try Bruce Hartwig at Parafield or Ian Drennan in Darwin....they have the experience and have been around for a long....time


Cheers:)

[weasil]

:cool:Wanna move to the USA? I'd be only too happy to teach you.