Originally Posted by
CHEASApilot
Thanks for all the relevant and useful input. Very simple, at some point i don't want to die freezing cold in BC. I am planning on moving to a hotter country where i intend to own a little C152(very affordable little machine) when i'm done with my studies. Insurance wants you to have at least 100 hrs PIC in one of those to quote you respectively.
Knowing how much a/c costs even when grounded, i rather have a 15(0/2).
Regards,
Jason.
Gotcha.
I didn't realize you wanted to fly specifically in a 152.
I thought you were just looking to go out flying for fun... figured the floats etc. might be a different experience than your Swiss flying... or a day up the Sea to Sky with an après flight at the Brew Pub makes a good trip.
I'm surprised insurance companies differentiate much on time on type in light singles. With the exception of maybe time on floats. I don't own an airplane though...
Anyway, good luck. Lots of places you can get to up the coast in a 152 from ZBB.