arizona school for piggy back or full ppl
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arizona school for piggy back or full ppl
Hi All,
I hold a foreign PPL and I am looking for a school in Arizona (well actually I do not care where as long as it is on the west side of the US and weather is good) to do a piggy-back FAA PPL or new full FFA PPL if timing permits, as well as IR and multi.
I have difficulties to find my way amongst the tons of schools there, since especially I am looking for a cutomized program (due to schedule and time constraints).
Thanks for your info.
Cheers
I hold a foreign PPL and I am looking for a school in Arizona (well actually I do not care where as long as it is on the west side of the US and weather is good) to do a piggy-back FAA PPL or new full FFA PPL if timing permits, as well as IR and multi.
I have difficulties to find my way amongst the tons of schools there, since especially I am looking for a cutomized program (due to schedule and time constraints).
Thanks for your info.
Cheers
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My recommendation would be Falcon Executive Aviation.
http://www.falconaviation.com/flight_school/
Highly recommended by many folks, very good maintence on the aeroplanes.
http://www.falconaviation.com/flight_school/
Highly recommended by many folks, very good maintence on the aeroplanes.
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You can start by applying the visa filter as you will require a school which can issue you the appropriate paperwork required to do the training if you are a non US citizen.
There are only a few handfuls of schools which can do that.
There are only a few handfuls of schools which can do that.
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Justice Aviation in KSMO (Los Angeles) might be your thing. Plenty of airspace, terrain and wx to get real-world experience also in IR, but generally wx good enough to fly every day. Flown there, big fleet of very well-maintained a/c.
AFAIK they are ok to train non-US citizens, but check back with them if interested.
AFAIK they are ok to train non-US citizens, but check back with them if interested.
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I recommend www.aerobatics.com - Chandler airport, Arizona (near Phoenix).
Very well organised and thorough. Did the IR there in 2006.
Don't do a piggyback FAA PPL - it's a house of cards. Always do the full standalone FAA PPL if going to train in America anyway.
Very well organised and thorough. Did the IR there in 2006.
Don't do a piggyback FAA PPL - it's a house of cards. Always do the full standalone FAA PPL if going to train in America anyway.
A fairly small player, but I did a bit of training and rental from Prescott Love field in Arizona a couple of years ago. I used SkySchool and was very impressed with the instructors, aircraft and general environment. If I was in the vicinity, I'd have no hesitation in using them again.
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