Cheapest 2 crew A/C
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Cheapest 2 crew A/C
I wondered which is the cheapest 2 crew operation certified aircraft for rent.
Just a wild idea, but it could make sense for two newly qualified pilots to rent one of these ans log on time as P1 and P2.
Just a wild idea, but it could make sense for two newly qualified pilots to rent one of these ans log on time as P1 and P2.
God, I'd love a DC3 endorsement.
Wonder what it costs? Interesting to compare between UK, USA & Oz.
I wonder if I could justify it on the grounds of getting value from my FAA ATP during one of my forthcoming trips to the States?
Wonder what it costs? Interesting to compare between UK, USA & Oz.
I wonder if I could justify it on the grounds of getting value from my FAA ATP during one of my forthcoming trips to the States?
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It's gotta be a shed. Type rating for one of them is approx £7K but I saw an advert recently for a DC-3 rating at something like £20-25K!!!!!!! Oh, but it was less if you supplied your own a/c! I think it was south coast airways(?) if anyone is remotely interested at that price.
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Sort of related, but am I right in understanding that the 2 pilot rule is dictated by (at least)...
Over Weight [x]
Single Engine Jet
any others?
If the single engine jet thing is correct, then your wannabee PPL fighter pilot with his JP weekend toy always has to take along a like-licensed buddy? Any has to be type rated too?
Over Weight [x]
Single Engine Jet
any others?
If the single engine jet thing is correct, then your wannabee PPL fighter pilot with his JP weekend toy always has to take along a like-licensed buddy? Any has to be type rated too?
