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![]() I just moved up to Berkeley, CA to attend grad school. Before that, I lived in Silicon Valley and flew out of Palo Alto. I've been flying with a club there, Sundance, since '99 or so and I've been pretty happy. But the drive to KPAO from Berkeley is a bit long. I'm looking to see if anybody has recommendations for clubs at KOAK or KCCR. About me: I'm an instrument-rated private pilot, with about 300 hours. I was working on my commercial rating when I moved. I've got about 15 hours complex time, all of that in a 172RG. For fooling around, I'll take a 172 or an Archer, and for "trying to get somehwere" I usually opt for a C182. I'm looking for a club with a variety of aircraft, low rates, good maintenance, decent enough avionics to make IFR practical, and connections w/ good instructors so I might finish my commercial. (which is admittedly on the back-burner with school on). Any advice? -- dave jacobowitz73 --at-- yahoo --dot-- com |
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