flybig99
3rd Dec 1999, 03:28
There was a posting about this a while ago I think but I can’t find it!
So yes ladies and gentlemen, I need to find a place to do some cheap single engine hour building and then a part 61 courses FAA I/R CPL in San Diego. I need flexibility in accommodation (Dirt cheap!) a car, and a woman to marry for obvious reasons. My eyes are shagged so I can’t fly hear (-5.75)…..Anyone heap with any of this? If any of you have been to San Diego before, then what’s it like for the nightlife. I not only have to do my flying out there but I also have to have the chance of meeting some quality women. I’ve been to FL and that’s rubbish for the women thing. I’m planning on staying for a few months at a time and back home again for a few months. I will keep doing this for the duration of about two years. Try to drag it on as long as possible until JAR changes the eyesight requirements in line with ICAO. So I’m not after fast hour building but slow. Im going to use my time there to network with people. There has to be a way of getting a work permit.
Thanks in advance.
So yes ladies and gentlemen, I need to find a place to do some cheap single engine hour building and then a part 61 courses FAA I/R CPL in San Diego. I need flexibility in accommodation (Dirt cheap!) a car, and a woman to marry for obvious reasons. My eyes are shagged so I can’t fly hear (-5.75)…..Anyone heap with any of this? If any of you have been to San Diego before, then what’s it like for the nightlife. I not only have to do my flying out there but I also have to have the chance of meeting some quality women. I’ve been to FL and that’s rubbish for the women thing. I’m planning on staying for a few months at a time and back home again for a few months. I will keep doing this for the duration of about two years. Try to drag it on as long as possible until JAR changes the eyesight requirements in line with ICAO. So I’m not after fast hour building but slow. Im going to use my time there to network with people. There has to be a way of getting a work permit.
Thanks in advance.