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August 25th 04, 04:29 AM
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"Michael 182" wrote in message news:goOWc.37619$9d6.3762@attbi_s54...
Way more, I assume. A BFR runs around $50 (assuming you own the plane). You can throw in an IPC for an additional $30 or so, maybe cheaper. Assuming you need to rent a seaplane, it would probably cost at least $1,500 for the time, training and checkride to get the SES. I just did an IPC with a local CFI. Normally I ride with the local DE every 6 months because I'm a CFI and I like to know what he likes. So he sends me to this guy with a CFII ticket that was still wet. We flew for 2 hours and the guy proceeded to charge me $200!!! (We flew in my plane). He said that was with the "professional discount" because I'm a CFI too. Check the price before had. -Robert, CFI 
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