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Old 28th August 2007 | 12:54
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Tailwheel training

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Does anyone know of a training establishment within a reasonable driving distance of the Scottish central belt that does tailwheel training on their a/c? Or do I have to buy one first & then find an instructor per PFA coaching scheme?
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Old 28th August 2007 | 12:58
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Prestwick Flying Club. Two Chipmunks. £157 per hour dual, £8 per landing. Even at those rates expect your landings bill to equal your flying bill!

Training of very high quality indeed. We even had a 16 year old do his first solo 3 weeks ago on the Chippie.

PM me for a contact number. Cheers
 
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Old 28th August 2007 | 13:21
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Why not try Perth, you might find someone willing to lend you their aircraft for a few hours. No problems getting an instructor either, the likes of Simon does tailwheel training. I saw him just recently teaching someone tailwheel in a chippie. You could always ask Dai Heather Hayes for a lesson in his Pitts! Land that and you'll land anything!!
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Old 28th August 2007 | 13:28
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There's a Thruster tailwheel microlight for sale at Strathaven for £2,000. Learn to fly that and you'll have no problem with Cubs etc.

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Old 28th August 2007 | 13:45
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The only place I can think of is Prestwick as has already been mentioned before.

Lots of fun in a chippie as well!
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Old 28th August 2007 | 17:26
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Thanks all
I think I'll try Prestwick
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