Reasonably priced hour building or cheaper share in an aircraft in Scotland
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Reasonably priced hour building or cheaper share in an aircraft in Scotland
Hi,
I'm looking build up my hours for the CPL and I was just wondering if anyone knows a good deal in Scotland (possibly around the Lothians) for an hour building package or a cheaper share in a 152/pa38 or something similar.
If you hear something please let me know either here or PM me.
many thanks
I'm looking build up my hours for the CPL and I was just wondering if anyone knows a good deal in Scotland (possibly around the Lothians) for an hour building package or a cheaper share in a 152/pa38 or something similar.
If you hear something please let me know either here or PM me.
many thanks
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From: The frozen north....
Nice Tri Pacer share for sale at Perth for £1500....
Piper Tri-Pacer PA-22 Perth, Scotland
No its not my share but I am a member of the group, flew her 3 times on Sat and can testify she's a lovely machine!
Sorry for keeping you awake on Saturday D.O....
Piper Tri-Pacer PA-22 Perth, Scotland
No its not my share but I am a member of the group, flew her 3 times on Sat and can testify she's a lovely machine!
Sorry for keeping you awake on Saturday D.O....
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From: Edinburgh
Thanks everyone, I'll probably pop in to Perth Airport on next weekend and then have a chat with the folks there and then see how it goes from there.
Any suggestions are still welcome
cheers
Any suggestions are still welcome

cheers
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From: The frozen north....
The Tri Pacer will be flying next Sat as there is a memorial flypast for the chap who used to look after the hangar and sadly passed away at the end of last year.
Probably best to wait until afternoon as their is a briefing at 10:00am and everyone will be pretty busy...
Here's a nice picture of the Tri Pacer from this Sat just passed, handsome chap in the RHS ;-)
Probably best to wait until afternoon as their is a briefing at 10:00am and everyone will be pretty busy...
Here's a nice picture of the Tri Pacer from this Sat just passed, handsome chap in the RHS ;-)
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From: 18nm NE grice 28ft up
Aviador,
It wasn't me who had been glider towing, it was wiggy but I believe the preference is for you to be a glider pilot already then a club will train you from there. That may all change in April.
I'm sure someone will be along soon who knows more than me,
D.O.
It wasn't me who had been glider towing, it was wiggy but I believe the preference is for you to be a glider pilot already then a club will train you from there. That may all change in April.
I'm sure someone will be along soon who knows more than me,
D.O.
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From: Lincolnshire
Aviator, In most cases you do require at least bronze C. If you look at gliderpilot.net , some clubs are looking for a tug pilot and may possibly take you on for the season without gliding experience.
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Seems to be a lot of private messaging on this thread...
Anyway, Border Air Training at Cumbernauld have C152, C172 and PA28. All in very good order and particularly well equipped with avionics. They structure your hours building too, in order that you are best prepared for your CPL.
Anyway, Border Air Training at Cumbernauld have C152, C172 and PA28. All in very good order and particularly well equipped with avionics. They structure your hours building too, in order that you are best prepared for your CPL.





