On 07/11/06 10:12, Robert M. Gary wrote:
$90/hr for 172. Its the only place in the area below $100/hr for a 172.
However, I'm in California. I understand other places are less
expensive. The planes are older though w/o IFR GPS or autopilots.

The club I belong to has three 172s which rent for $78.50, all three
have IFR panels and moving map gps (KLN-94), only two of the GPSs are
IFR rated though. Oh ... no auto pilots.

You do have to be a member, but it's only $20/month, and that includes
pretty good insurance coverage. It is about 20 minutes from the
Sacramento area, but worth the drive in my opinion.

I don't know if they would be interested in lease-backs...

FYI.


-Robert


wrote:
what is the hourly rate for your airplanes?



Robert M. Gary wrote:
Depends on the agreement. The flight school I most often teach at takes
$5 per hour off the top. The owner pays all expenses (including
insurance through the flight school).
-Robert

wrote:
Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
The rates the flight school's take off the top.




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Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane
Cal Aggie Flying Farmers
Sacramento, CA