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The Original Jetpipe
4th Mar 2005, 05:54
Hi All,
Can anybody help? Does anybody know of a syndicate share of an aircraft based at Bankstown or Hoxton Park.
I am looking to upgrade my flying hours and experience with a complex aircraft type.
Any aircraft will be considerered but i am possibly looking for a type with retractable gear and a variable pitch prop with a speed of about 120/140 kts
Any recommedations as to which aircraft type would be the best??
(Does not have to be a 4/6 seater if that helps?)
Thanks in advance of any replies
The Original Jetpipe
UnusualAttitudes
4th Mar 2005, 08:47
Try Alpha Flying Services at BK.
They have Archer, 206 and Saratoga I think from memory.
They have a website.....a search should be able to find.
Jenna Talia
4th Mar 2005, 09:14
A36 Bonanza (VH-AHM) at Hoxton Park is owned by a syndicate of approx 20. Regular adverts from syndicate members wanting to sell their shares at around 9K.
The Original Jetpipe
7th Mar 2005, 09:59
Hi All,
Thanks for the information. Sadley I do not have the right number of hours for the A36 aircraft.!!
Alpha Flying Services at BK, have the type of aircraft I am looking for.
However I have been told that aircraft avaliability is not good?? To many group members for the number of aircraft.!! Anybody free to pass a comment?
There must be more aircraft syndicate at Bankstown/Hoxton park with all those aircraft parked about?
Thanks again
The Original Jetpipe
Ultralights
7th Mar 2005, 10:19
the current Australian Flying mag has an artical on the Alpha flying service, cost per share is approx $4500 and use of the archer is $150 per tacho hour!(archer II) The saratoga is $230 per tacho hr.
HotPete
11th Mar 2005, 05:19
There is an excellent article on the Alpha Flying Group in this months's "Australian Flying". It costs $2500 to buy a share which you can sell when you leave.
Their members own an Archer, a C206 and a Saratoga, all IFR with TSOd Garmin 530 GPSs, autopilot coupled.
They are based at Basair (Bankstown) and their web site is worth a look at - www.alphaflying.asn.com.
As for availability, members have told me it is not a problem and this can be shown by going to Basair and having a look at their forward booking sheet.