Where do i get the information - Florida Flying
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Where do i get the information - Florida Flying
Sorry to keep posting about the same thing but i have recently contacted Orlando Flight Training and they dont seem to be responding to my e-mails. Does anyone know where i can get a brochure about them from (possibly cabair due to their connections?)
I understand how fragile the topics about Florida Flight Training Organisations is so in order to stop the forum police hammering me, e-mails would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Edited for spelling mistakes
I understand how fragile the topics about Florida Flight Training Organisations is so in order to stop the forum police hammering me, e-mails would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Edited for spelling mistakes
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Are you sure you want to go somewhere where they dont even bother to answer enquiry emails?
Ive mentioned them before but I found NAC at Naples excellent, and I've seem numerous other posts commending them too.
Ive mentioned them before but I found NAC at Naples excellent, and I've seem numerous other posts commending them too.
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PWP, in my experience (read anecdotal evidence here), Florida FTOs have differing attitudes toward the use of email. The place you mentioned wasn't a good one in my book but they did eventually reply after a week or so. Now whether this is poor salesmanship or technophobia, I don't know.
Also, FAR 61.75 currently states that it's now very difficult to fly on your UK PPL (60 days notice I believe although the CAA are seeking concessions with the CAA - check the SRG website).
Personally I'm thinking about South Africa or Royal Aero Club of West Aussie (they have a interesting things such as a Tiger Moth and a Chippy). Cheaper rates but a longer flight.
Also, FAR 61.75 currently states that it's now very difficult to fly on your UK PPL (60 days notice I believe although the CAA are seeking concessions with the CAA - check the SRG website).
Personally I'm thinking about South Africa or Royal Aero Club of West Aussie (they have a interesting things such as a Tiger Moth and a Chippy). Cheaper rates but a longer flight.
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FAR 61.75 currently states that it's now very difficult to fly on your UK PPL
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You should consider Naples Air Center.
Contact Nikki or Richard Gentil for a chat
E mail address is in all flying mags and Richard frequently posts on PPRuNe. Website gives phone numbers : Pick up the phone and ring them.
I've no business interests in NAC but can say I spent an excellent 2 weeks there this year in Feb/Mar getting the FAA/IR.
Don't know what the weather is like just now though. Prob 30 far too humid for me.
Go on, go on, go on ring 'em.
Contact Nikki or Richard Gentil for a chat
E mail address is in all flying mags and Richard frequently posts on PPRuNe. Website gives phone numbers : Pick up the phone and ring them.
I've no business interests in NAC but can say I spent an excellent 2 weeks there this year in Feb/Mar getting the FAA/IR.
Don't know what the weather is like just now though. Prob 30 far too humid for me.
Go on, go on, go on ring 'em.
