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Old 29th Jan 2004, 00:14
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Cessna Caravan training

Hi All,

With all those Caravans flying round in Africa, does anybody know a good place (not too expensive) where I can do some C-208 training - full course or individual hours.

I have my US and JAR ATPL but the training in Europe is just too expensive.

Many thanks.
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Old 29th Jan 2004, 00:24
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Hi there

I came across this website ages ago. I'm not recommending as I have no experience of them.

www.fosteraero.co.za

They claim to offer the C208 course at R21,000 +VAT @14%

May be some of the guys in the know can recommend them or not, but send them an email and see what they say.

Good Luck

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Old 29th Jan 2004, 21:35
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Contact Naturelink at Wonderboom Airport, Pretoria. They own a flying school and I know of people who've done conversions there for around US$1200-00. I think this would be the cost if you already had a few hours of multi turbine time. The initial turbine conversion would cost a bit more. You should find them if you do a search and use a .co.za suffix.

Good Luck!

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If I remember rightly from Pilot magazine last year the Cessna distributor in UK does courses with all the books etc

Sorry can't remember much else

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You could always get in touch with the boys who operate these types.

Federal Air

or

NAC

Try these for a start. Hope this helps.
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Old 31st Jan 2004, 17:32
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Robbie Robinson is a first class instructor.
Provided he gets at least 4 people together, he does a one day ground school followed by a days flying. Each pupil gets about hour & a half real flying including a good work out on landings
He tells me it comes in now about R8500- R10000 per pupil depending on the aircraft he hires.
He says getting a Van is a bit of a problem thes days.
His cell is 082 556 8705
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Thanks a lot for a the replies, gives me some material to investigate.

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