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Old 9th Feb 2003, 18:41   #1 (permalink)
 
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IR Renewal

Can anybody tell me of any simulator locations in the UK where I can renew my IR, or the cheapest flying school renewal on an aircraft? Thanks
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Old 9th Feb 2003, 19:39   #2 (permalink)
 
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Old 9th Feb 2003, 23:17   #3 (permalink)
 
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Thanks for your assistance Cap509 and Martin, will give them a try, cheers
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Old 10th Feb 2003, 09:27   #4 (permalink)
 
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i would be interested in this info as well if you don't mind cutting and pasting what you've already got to me, that would be very much appreciated.


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Old 10th Feb 2003, 09:52   #5 (permalink)
 
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I enquired about it too, and found that Stapleford has a Seneca sim that is certified for IR Renewals. Gonna do mine there soon I hope.
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Old 10th Feb 2003, 20:45   #6 (permalink)
 
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Hey Guys,

Why not use an aircraft rather than the FNPT and renew your MEP Class rating at the same time?
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Old 11th Feb 2003, 06:29   #7 (permalink)
 
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I've recently renewed mine on a sim, and I have very mixed feelings about the experience.

Don't get me wrong, if you need a lot of training, then the sim's the way to do it. If however, you think your pretty much there, do it on the a/c and get the MEP renewed at the same time. Works out cheaper I think.

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Old 11th Feb 2003, 10:01   #8 (permalink)
 
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I do agree. Do it on an aircraft and it will renew you MEP at the same time. My MEP has already been renewed so does anyone know if you can do a renewal on any type of sim eg a turbine if your IR is a Piston? Just wondering coz you're not actually renewing the type just the IR?
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Old 12th Feb 2003, 21:21   #9 (permalink)
 
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just renewed my IR in Stapleford. Good outfit, excellent instructor. B&B on site, as well as clubhouse, etc...

check www.flysfc.com.

If you do not expect to fly multiengine, but just want to keep your Multi IR, this is the way to go. - Airlines are not interested in a single pilot class rating and you don't need it for adding a type rating (when the time comes...)
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Old 13th Feb 2003, 17:00   #10 (permalink)
 
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I agree with renewing the Multi engine MEP but how many hours on average do you reckon you need to pass the IR renewal and the MEP if you have been flying singles since you started?

Also if you can just renew the IR in a sim which I am not sure about myself (unless it is the airline sims) then can you do a single engine IR?
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