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Old 23rd Jan 2008, 12:40
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Hello!!
Does anyone have any good ideas on places to go for hourbuilding?
I recently finished ppl, and will want to do commercial. I cant afford to take time off from work to go to usa, but I am also on a budget
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Old 23rd Jan 2008, 12:51
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The cheapest place I know is Old Sarum Flying Club in Salisbury using there frequent flyer rates (blocks of 10 hours).

http://www.oldsarumflyingclub.co.uk/

But may not be convenient for you. Suggest you try a local flying club instead of just FTO's

Good luck
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Thanks, just had a look at their website, do you know if the frequent flyer rates include fuel and VAT? Cheers
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Old 23rd Jan 2008, 17:20
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Try this:

http://www.flightacademyblackpool.com/

Or:

http://www.aircraftgrouping.com/

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Dude, paying 73£ an hour on lil' Cessna 152...

If I were you I would take my yearly leave t the USA... Depending on how many hours you need to build, it may save you a month's pay...
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You might be right in the summer but just how deep is the drifting snow at your place at the moment?
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No snow at the moment in Wadsworth but there has been a hell of alot a few weeks back.

That's also why we onyl fly between March and November ;-)

You must be crazy to take your annual leave in the winter ;-)

Have you also been blocked a week for unrighty advertising?
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Davesouth

As far as I know the price is all inclusive.
In my area they have a very good reputation as a high quality operation.
I would give them a call first to sound them out
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Pot..... Kettle........Black!
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