I am coming towards the end of my PPL with Multiflight and I have had 60 % (approx) of my lessons cancelled due to weather. Obviously this is not Multiflight`s fault.
I have only had one plane go tech on me and they simply changed my lesson to a different time in the day so I did not lose out .
I always book my lessons four weeks in advance and have not had any major problems with instructor availibilty and I have more or less stuck with the same instructor through out.

Overall thumbs up for Multiflight then!

I very nearly used multiflight and had a good look round before starting my PPL. It is a nice set up.

I did however decide on Sherburn. I have only had 1 lesson cancelled so far due to weather and always seem able to book a lesson for the following week after my lesson. I do not need to book weeks in advance. Plus I have been able to stick to one or two instructors.

I work shifts though so this is an advantage I suppose.

JR

nowt wrong with making plans, and nowt very wrong with parents having bottomless pockets etheir. (nice if you can get it) :cool:


WW.

somewhere other than multiflight
 

Why not give Sherburn aero club a try, they have plenty of runways, good instructors, nice aircraft, and best of all, very good rates!!!

Learning at sherburn
 

Glad to see you chose Sherburn Liam, what are you learning on?

started out in an At3 but they wernt available the other week as one was picking the other up which had been for repair so went in a PA28 and have stuck with that now. Prefer them to be honest but at £131.50 it is more dough....

;)

Liam

liam 548
 

Yeah but thats a proper light aircraft!!

T CUT dahm right its a good light aircraft

I quite agree :ok:




WW:)

welsh wizard
 

cheers mate, i love em!!