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I will caveat this by saying that I'm not a commercial pilot, just a private pilot with about 275 hrs and an instrument rating - so take this however you want:
I would say that the 152 and 172 are very similar airplanes, so I doubt that time in one would be considered any better than time in the other. Both are simple, single engine, fixed gear airplanes. If you were going to say that one was a complex airplane (retractable, variable pitch etc) or single engine vs multi engine, I'd say that makes a bigger difference. I'd save your $ and fly in the 152. Joe On 14 Sep 2011 03:14 PM ,jlareau2124 wrote: So I am a freshman in college and my ultimate goal is to make it as a commercial pilot. I was planning to attend Embry Riddle this semester but decided to defer a year to save money and acquire my pilots certificate locally around me where its cheaper. My question is whether it would be worth the extra forty or so on every lesson to fly a 172 over a 142? Keeping in mind where I want to go, would flying a 142 hurt me overall financially and/or skill wise? Thanks -- jlareau2124 -- Posted by Mimo Usenet Browser v0.2.3 http://www.goldenfrog.com/mimo/post |
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