Way more, I assume. A BFR runs around $50 (assuming you own the plane). You
can throw in an IPC for an additional $30 or so, maybe cheaper. Assuming you
need to rent a seaplane, it would probably cost at least $1,500 for the
time, training and checkride to get the SES.


"chris priest" wrote in message
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Robert M. Gary wrote:
Isn' it great! The rating isn't very hard (usually can be done in 2
days) and counts as your BFR.

Does it cost much more than a normal BFR? If not, then I think I'll do
this for my next BFR.