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Sam Rutherford
28th Jul 2015, 12:39
Hi,


Need to do my FAA biennial, and our plane is in Florida. Anyone in the Kent area who can do this (and has an N reg)?


Cheers, Sam.

Genghis the Engineer
28th Jul 2015, 17:46
Not Kent, but Robert Spencer, CFI of Azure at Cranfield has FAA and EASA tickets, and several AA5s and PA28s available to him which are G-reg. I can't, offhand, think of any reason why he can't do it in a G-reg as he's qualified with both as an instructor?

A few hours around London I'll grant you, but an option.

G

patowalker
28th Jul 2015, 19:50
FAA Flight Training Sussex Flying Club Shoreham Airport West Sussex (http://www.sfc.ac/faa-training.html)

dobbin1
29th Jul 2015, 07:05
Redhill Aerodrome may be a bit closer. Mark Briggs at Cubair can do FAA biennials.

ahwalk01
1st Aug 2015, 07:51
I'm one of those around London. No a/c and FAA only.