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Old 6th Aug 2007, 14:51
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Renting a light twin or high performance single in SA?

Hi Chaps

I am a UK pilot looking to rent a light twin or high performance single in South Africa. Would be a 10day rental for a scenic cross country.

We would be 4 (large) guys with camping gear - so I need the load performance.

I am particulary partial to a beech baron or saratoga - but open to suggestions...

Any of you guys know of a flight school/FBO that:
a) would have something suitable?
b) can handle a 10-12day rental?

Am pretty flexible with regard to location

Many thanks

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Old 7th Aug 2007, 07:33
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I would expect that it would be in the region of 15-20hrs for the trip

I have 42hrs on a B55

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Foreign Licence Validations

Hello rrndr2,
It is a nice idea to come to South Africa and fly around. We have a beautiful country. A high performance single or a twin may be a tall order.
There is however one obstacle ... the SACAA's requirements for a foreign validation are somewhat cumbersome. Go to their website: www.caa.co.za => AIC's => Index of AIC's => Then past "Validation of foreign pilot licences" into the PDF search. You will see a notice of March 2007: 30.7 of 07-03-16.
I hold USA, UK and SA licences. I know that the USA have a very relaxed approach to flying there on a foreign licence but the rest of the world does not really follow suit.
There are many good training organisation who will take you through the process.

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Old 11th Aug 2007, 16:55
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Smile Baron55E for Rent

I have a Baron55E for training and hire and fly. Send e-mail if interested.

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I know of a C206 available but you'll probably require a school appointed safety pilot along to satisfy the insurance bloke.
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