Your ppl experiences
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Your ppl experiences
hi all
im a third of the way through my ppl course with four exams completed
id like to hear your stories and experiences ie how you budgeted the funding how long it took and what you did after the ppl.
are you flying for the airlines now? etc
your thoughts please
tally ho
im a third of the way through my ppl course with four exams completed
id like to hear your stories and experiences ie how you budgeted the funding how long it took and what you did after the ppl.
are you flying for the airlines now? etc
your thoughts please
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I passed my skills test in August 2008. My PPL took me just under 11 months in total. It would have taken longer only I was out of work for a few months and had an unexpected payout from a deferred pension from a previous job. (I'm not quite of pensionable age!)
I have flown about 45 hours (most of it solo) post-PPL. Highlights include flying over the Needles on the Isle of Wight, and flying to the Orkney Islands (from Inverness). I did an advanced handling course in Inverness (including spinning training). I want to do my night rating but funds don't allow this at present.
I have flown about 45 hours (most of it solo) post-PPL. Highlights include flying over the Needles on the Isle of Wight, and flying to the Orkney Islands (from Inverness). I did an advanced handling course in Inverness (including spinning training). I want to do my night rating but funds don't allow this at present.
