CPL x-country in Florida
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CPL x-country in Florida
Hi all
Am heading over to Florida in a few weeks and going to get some P1 hours done while I'm over there.
I am going to be really good and be productive while I'm there and get my qualifying x-country for my CPL done....(or whatever it called!!)...
Can anyone tell me what the requirements for this x-country are?
I'm under the impression it has to be 300nm long....
And anyone got any suggestions for a route?
I'm starting off from Lakeland and want to visit Fort Pierce (to have a nosey around EFT) and Stuart (to visit International Flight training academy)...
any info appreciated
Am heading over to Florida in a few weeks and going to get some P1 hours done while I'm over there.
I am going to be really good and be productive while I'm there and get my qualifying x-country for my CPL done....(or whatever it called!!)...
Can anyone tell me what the requirements for this x-country are?
I'm under the impression it has to be 300nm long....
And anyone got any suggestions for a route?
I'm starting off from Lakeland and want to visit Fort Pierce (to have a nosey around EFT) and Stuart (to visit International Flight training academy)...
any info appreciated
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From LASORS:
A VFR cross-country flight of at least 540km (300 nm) in the course of which full-stop landings at two aerodromes different from the aerodromes of departure shall be made.
A VFR cross-country flight of at least 540km (300 nm) in the course of which full-stop landings at two aerodromes different from the aerodromes of departure shall be made.
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Hi pipergirl
Im in Florida doing my cpl at the moment , the cross country is quiet streight forward , it must be 300nm or more with two full stop landings at different airports ...
As for international flight in stuart I landed there yesterday and there school is distroved from the hurricane , I mean its totally derelict . I do believe that they have some sort of micky mouse opperation running at the moment with practially no planes so I would'nt recommend it as on of your stop off's .. topgun
pipergirl
What school and where do you plan on departing from and ill be able to advise you on a nice route to fly , think ive covered most of the state by now ...topgun
Im in Florida doing my cpl at the moment , the cross country is quiet streight forward , it must be 300nm or more with two full stop landings at different airports ...
As for international flight in stuart I landed there yesterday and there school is distroved from the hurricane , I mean its totally derelict . I do believe that they have some sort of micky mouse opperation running at the moment with practially no planes so I would'nt recommend it as on of your stop off's .. topgun
pipergirl
What school and where do you plan on departing from and ill be able to advise you on a nice route to fly , think ive covered most of the state by now ...topgun
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Key West has to be quite high up on the list for a 'fun' location + great views on the way there and back !
Also (depends on your operators restrictions) but how about heading out East over the sea and island hopping ???
Enjoy !!!!!!
Also (depends on your operators restrictions) but how about heading out East over the sea and island hopping ???
Enjoy !!!!!!
