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Old November 1st 04, 01:27 PM
Marco Leon
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Do what I did--justify buying an airplane by the fact that you are going to
get your instrument rating. This will put you in the proper mindset for
aircraft ownership

Marco


"Matt" wrote in message
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Hi everyone. I have about 100 hours in 150's and 172's. I am thinking
about getting an instrument rating and buying my own plane within the next
few years. Should I go for the instrument rating first? I was thinking
this might help me build some more time, and the instrument rating would

be
looked upon favorably by insurance companies when the time comes to buy.
Or, should I just buy the plane and fly it to get the instrument rating?

I
am considering a 172.

Thanks for all advice!

Matt