Aerobatics, the PFA and the PPL

[Genghis the Engineer]

In general terms, there's a lot to be said for buying a share anyhow. Firstly you get more aeroplane for your money, secondly you are sharing the group with people who have more experience and you can learn from.

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[Confabulous]

I suppose I could start a G-reg PFA Pitts group in Ireland... but not for a year or two.

[Darth_Bovine]

Interesting....

Where abouts in Ireland are you? You can PM me if you're too shy to discolse your location.

[Confabulous]

Darth Bovine, I'm in Dublin.

I wonder how many would be interested in a group based around an S1D or S1S? They'd need a few hours taildragger time, aeros training (AOPA certificate maybe) and a few hours dual in an S2A/B/C with an instructor. Like I said, it'd be a year or two yet.

[Darth_Bovine]

Originally Posted by Confabulous

Darth Bovine, I'm in Dublin.

You fly outta Weston? Flew in there once.. was dissapointed they didn't have Guinness! In fact, IIRC they had no beer!!

Dublin would probably be a stretch for me to travel to a group, unless my circumstances changed.