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Hello,
I moved to the bay a few years ago but haven't had the time to go flying. I am looking to back into it and want to check rates and get recommendations. I live on the peninsula in Redwood City by sql (san carlos) but work takes me all over the bay so a little travel isn't a big deal. Thanks in advance ~Chris |
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On 2 Apr 2006 14:18:40 -0700, wrote:
Hello, I moved to the bay a few years ago but haven't had the time to go flying. I am looking to back into it and want to check rates and get recommendations. I live on the peninsula in Redwood City by sql (san carlos) but work takes me all over the bay so a little travel isn't a big deal. Check the websites. Diamond: www.ksql.com West Valley www.wvfc.org Sundance www.flysundance.org Diamond is at SQL, Sundance at PAO, and West Valley is everywhere. Drop in and see where you get the warmest fuzzies. Among the FBOs and clubs, I like Diamond because they have Diamond aircraft and because UJ seems like the smartest and straightest businessguy I've come across. I fly out of SQL, but I'm in an 11-member club with a PA-28-235 and a PA-28 Challenger-180. Call me if you want to chat. 367-6268. Don |
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Try http://www.shorelineflyingclub.com/ in Palo Alto.
Very friendly atmosphere... no joining or monthly fees. Their hobbs rates have gone up a bit recently though. wrote: Hello, I moved to the bay a few years ago but haven't had the time to go flying. I am looking to back into it and want to check rates and get recommendations. I live on the peninsula in Redwood City by sql (san carlos) but work takes me all over the bay so a little travel isn't a big deal. Thanks in advance ~Chris |
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On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 15:03:40 -0700, Hamish Reid
wrote: I fly with two very different clubs, neither of them particularly cheap, and both in the East Bay. I'm comfortable with both: California Airways at Hayward: http://www.california-airways.com/ I'm not sure why he says they aren't cheap, their prices are very reasonable. I've been flying with them for about a year and a half. They have a really good selection of a/c, and a good atmosphere. John Szpara Private pilot Fiero Owner 2-84 Indy Pace cars, 86 Coupe, 88 Formula 3.4, 88 Coupe, 88GT |
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john szpara wrote: On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 15:03:40 -0700, Hamish Reid wrote: I fly with two very different clubs, neither of them particularly cheap, and both in the East Bay. I'm comfortable with both: California Airways at Hayward: http://www.california-airways.com/ I'm not sure why he says they aren't cheap, their prices are very reasonable. I've been flying with them for about a year and a half. They have a really good selection of a/c, and a good atmosphere. I agree. The only point I was making was that they're not the cheapest in the Bay Area... Hamish |
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