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xyzzy wrote:
I'm one of those guys. A software engineer, was in my late 30's when I did my PPL, and it took me 80 hours over 2 years to earn my PPL. Two years may be a long time, but three years ago, our school (a Cessna Pilot Center) quoted prices based on *approximately* 60-80 hours of flight time for PPL. It was suggested and highly encouraged that students fly at least once/week, preferably twice, to build and maintain momentum and not spend a lot of extra time/money on review. But in the end, you're absolutely right that everyone is different. |
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