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egbgstudent
12th May 2008, 08:41
I am sure that this has been posted before, but here goes anyway.

My wife has embarked on a quest to get me to go to Florida (along with her family and friends). While there, I thought I might do the 'tourist' thing, and go for a tootle around the bay.

To that ends, and with a group of us (who will want to go with me) I pose a question....

Does anyone know of anywhere in the Orlando / Sanford / Kissimmee area that has got a descent 6 seater for hire (with a destructor)?

As it will be with said instructor, this does open up a little, so single or twin (Saratoga / C210 / Seneca... possibly up to Navajo size if enough guests want to go)

BRL
12th May 2008, 10:42
Hi. Just Google "Aircraft hire in Florida" and there are hundreds to choose from...

egbgstudent
12th May 2008, 10:48
Thanks BRL, am still trawling through Google. Plenty of C172's and PA28's, but nothing so far with 6 or more seats

BRL
12th May 2008, 10:52
Ahh right, ok! There must be someone on here who can lend you a twin..

Good Luck. :)

Keygrip
12th May 2008, 12:05
There are not too many operators willing to hire 6 seaters because of the horrendous extra insurance requirements.

I've known one place take the middle row of seats out of a Seneca and have it declared as a four seater in order to be able to afford the insurance.

There is, however, someone running a couple of Seneca V aircraft at Orlando International.

I would strongly suspect that you could get a six seat aircraft from Air Orlando at Orlando Executive Airport.

Have a llok at www.airnav.com (http://www.airnav.com) try "Airfields" tab and enter the identifier "KORL" (without the quotes).

It should list all operators at that airfield.

I know that www.parisair.com (http://www.parisair.com) have various Seneca models and a PA31 Chieftain (grown up Navajo) at the Vero Beach facility if you want to fly over the coastline and Atlantic Ocean (absolutely gorgeous views on a nice sunny day).

JUst thought: Seneca 1 available (dual only) at www.sunstateaviation.com (http://www.sunstateaviation.com) in Kissimmee - e.mail Mike Camelin [email protected] ($330 an hour dual).

dom175b
13th May 2008, 13:28
Yeh check Paris Air I did my exam there and the planes are in good condition and the staff are helpful! Good luck
Do not go to tradewinds in Ft Pierce, staff are nightmare!