Aircraft lease ~70 hours
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Aircraft lease ~70 hours
Hi All
I am after an aircraft to hire for around 70 hours around March-April next year to build some command time for my CPL.
I would prefer a reliable 4 seat aircraft to carry 2-3 bodies in reasonable comfort.
Wet or Dry lease is fine.
I am checked on PA28's, 172 (R, SP & XP) but am willing to get checked on to another type if required. Currently based in SE QLD, but geographic location is not a huge factor.
Thanks in advance.
Al
I am after an aircraft to hire for around 70 hours around March-April next year to build some command time for my CPL.
I would prefer a reliable 4 seat aircraft to carry 2-3 bodies in reasonable comfort.
Wet or Dry lease is fine.
I am checked on PA28's, 172 (R, SP & XP) but am willing to get checked on to another type if required. Currently based in SE QLD, but geographic location is not a huge factor.
Thanks in advance.
Al
a reliable 4 seat aircraft to carry 2-3 bodies in reasonable comfort
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Reminds me of an operator in Vic who had to get a body to a remote island in his Archer for a funeral. Hearse turned up, dropped off coffin and left. Operator rocks up only to find that coffin won't fit into aircraft no matter how hard they try. Operator opens coffin, removes body, places him inside aircraft, gets screwdriver and dismantles coffin. Problem solved. True story.
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A 172xp will do it easily, as long as the baggage doesnt get out of control. If your going after a CPL however, if you can get around the insurance requirements and your mates are chipping in, go the 210!, or if you cant get around insurance requirements a 182rg is almost as good.
"go the 210!, or if you cant get around insurance requirements a 182rg is almost as good"
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Is the insurance issue not the same? ie the risk of a wheels-up landing!
Dr
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Is the insurance issue not the same? ie the risk of a wheels-up landing!
Dr