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flybywire380
4th Aug 2009, 05:28
Hi Guys and Girls,

Can help me with this one. I'm looking for a recommended outfit in the US to do some C206 time - any ideas?

Cheers,

fbw380

trex450
4th Aug 2009, 14:57
I don't know of any places in the US but just wondered about gaining hours on the 206 in particular. I have a few hundred hours on 172's and a bit on the 206 and they are fairly similar. The biggest difference is the engine size and the constant speed prop, have you considered gaining hours on a 182 maybe, it has similar complexity but lower operating cost. This might be of no use of course as I don't know your reasons for needing 206 time.

AC-DC
4th Aug 2009, 20:06
Have you considered the CoG changes?They look the same but are not the same especialy when you fly 6.

coliny
4th Aug 2009, 23:01
A student of mine has a 1979 T210 that he lets me train people in for $175.00 US dollars. Price includes Fuel.
I dont know if that will help since its not a 206 but if so, let me know.
The plane is Located in Corona California.
Colin

SNS3Guppy
5th Aug 2009, 01:19
There are plenty of places in the US where you can check out in and rent a 206. The question is where do you want to go, to narrow it down? it's a big country. East coast, west coast, somewhere in between? Pick an area, and a quick google search will help you narrow it down.

Expect to pay around two hundred USD an hour, or typically a little more.

flybywire380
5th Aug 2009, 11:57
Thanks very much for the replies so far everyone.

Colin - thanks for the offer, much appreciated. I'll let you know on that one.

SNS3Guppy - can you recommend somewhere? Preferably east coast. I did google C206 renting/training on wheels rather than floats, with not much luck. Thanks very much in advance.

Cheers,

fbw380

SNS3Guppy
5th Aug 2009, 20:07
Are you looking for a 206 on wheels, or floats? Not sure which you're after, from that last sentence.

Here are a few options, around the country...

Air Associates of Kansas, Inc. (http://www.airassociatesinc.com/fleet.html)

Cessna 205:
Regal Air :: Offering Flight Training, Rentals, Aviation Supplies, Air Charter, Maintenance and more at Paine Field, Everett Washington. (http://www.regalair.com/rentals/our_fleet.asp?Name=N1835Z)

Cessna 206 Stationair (http://www.flybode.com/C206stationair.htm)

North Florida Flight Training (http://www.flynorthflorida.com/rental/prices.asp)

jetstreamaviation.com/images/uploads/Rental_Rates.doc

JUMP PILOT CURRICULUM NEVADA AIRLIFT GROUP (http://www.jumpplanes.com/JUMPPILOTCURRICULUM.html)

http://www.aircenterofsaltlake.com/pdf/PlaneRentalRates.pdf

California Flight Center, Inc. (http://www.californiaflightcenter.com/fleet.php)

Cessna 210:
A & M Aviation -- Rates (http://www.aandmaviation.com/rates.html)

Minnesota - The Seaplane Pilots Association (http://www.seaplanes.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=140&Itemid=183)

Untitled Document (http://www.vnfc.com/rentalrates.html)

Seattle Seaplanes Flight Instruction (http://www.seattleseaplanes.com/pages/Instruction.html)

flybywire380
6th Aug 2009, 05:16
SNS3Guppy - thanks very much for the list, much appreciated. I am indeed looking for a C206 on wheels. Do you know of anywhere in the New York or Houston areas at all?

Thanks once again,

fbw380

NaxNaxNax
6th Nov 2009, 13:03
Hey guys!

I live in sweden, and so it's a pretty big jump going over to the us.. Does anybody know of any organizations in europe where I could get some 206 time?

Have a nice day!

seat 0A
6th Nov 2009, 14:06
To repeat the question of an earlier posting: why would you want to make flighthours in a C206 specifically?
It is very similar to a C182 or even a C172 for that matter.
Seems like a very costly search. Most C206`s in Europe have been converted to turbines for paradropping. If that`s what you`re after, building hours in a piston C206 won`t do you any good. It`s a totally different aircraft after the conversion.

flybymike
6th Nov 2009, 23:57
Most C206`s in Europe have been converted to turbines for paradropping.

I very much doubt that.

(By the way I have a share for sale in a turbo 206;))