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Forum: Private Flying

4th Jun 2006, 08:43

Replies: 17

PPL In USA Advice?

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Posted By nosefirst

Doing it in the USA

Irrespective of where you learn, I would say that a budget of £4000 is very optimistic. I have just completed my FAA PPL and I would estimate that including all my flights, accommodation etc I spent...

Forum: Private Flying

27th Mar 2006, 23:33

Replies: 9

PPL issue cost

Views: 1,117

Posted By nosefirst

Thanks

Thanks for your replies.
I will of course require some dual time to learn the new RT / airspace procedures etc, how much will be determined by the club checkout. I have indeed been told I will have...

Forum: Private Flying

26th Mar 2006, 20:56

Replies: 9

PPL issue cost

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Posted By nosefirst

Can you get your lisence issued in person?

I can't find any information on the CAA website, but I was wondering if I camped out at Gatwick for a day if it was possible to issue a new PPL on the spot? I am training out of the UK and may not be...

Forum: Private Flying

6th Mar 2006, 07:40

Replies: 18

PPL study books for whoever wants them

Views: 1,355

Posted By nosefirst

Happy to chip in for the postage costs, how about...

Happy to chip in for the postage costs, how about a PPRune whip round? Bose-x, send me a PM and I will arrange something with you. :ok:

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

15th Feb 2006, 08:01

Replies: 190

Training in the USA (incl Florida!)

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Posted By nosefirst

Medical for US Flying

Hi,
My understanding was that, as a student at least, you required a US (FAA) medical to fly in US airspace. This is far less stringent than the JAA class 2, so should be no problem if you already...

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