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Hi,
I have wanted to get my pilot's license for most of my life. My father was a pilot in WWII and Korea and owned airplanes up to the time I was small. I am now in a position to start on my goal and I need to ask a few questions answered. I fear I am searching for the "Holy Grail", but can a person purchase a trainer (Cessna152 or maybe a Piper 140), low engine time and in good shape, and hope to negotiate a lease-back deal with a flight school in order to minimize the out-of pocket expense of building time? I'm not looking at making a living off of rental, just offsetting my fixed costs and pay for my gas. My son and niece, both in college, also want to learn to fly, so I figured we could all use the "family" plane. I have put together some numbers based on information gleaned from the internet and it looks possible. But again, I don't want to spend my time tying to invent a perpetual motion machine when it doesn't exist. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks |
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