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Not all instructor are listed there, but it is a start find
those "holding out" for students. -- Merry Christmas Have a Safe and Happy New Year Live Long and Prosper Jim Macklin "Tom" wrote in message ups.com... | http://www.nafinet.org/directory/flight_lookup.html | | This is what you want. Search engine for CFI finding. | | Thank you very much! That's really helpful! | | Tom | |
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Tom wrote:
That's no problem, I know the heat thing from the time I had in CA on a flight school. I thought you said you went to northern California (Reid-Hillview as a matter of fact); in that case, believe me, you don't know what the heat thing is yet :-) (it can get a lot worse than that) That's another reason why I think an independent instructor would be better for me, because this would allow us to get planes from everywhere and not only what the flight school offers. you can find free-lance instructors who operate from multiple clubs in the Bay Area (the place you already know); I suppose it is not uncommon. --Sylvain |
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On 21 Dec 2005 15:14:32 -0800, "Tom" wrote:
Right, and due to the accidents that happened in these dog fight "schools" (especially with the T-34) I don't have too much trust in them. It looks more like huge videogame in real-life for people that had a overdose of the "Top Gun" movie. I think you're headed in the right direction. If you find an old codger out there without a military background, don't pass him by just because of that. z |
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![]() "Jim Macklin" wrote in message news:%1mqf.30258$QW2.18365@dukeread08... I have instructed many students, some had lots of money, but the ones who did the best in training concentrated on the flying and did not have business or personal distractions [social engagements and phone calls] to take up their time. Not that you can't overcome those distractions, but you will certainly spend extra time and money because of them. -- James H. Macklin ATP,CFI,A&P "Tom" wrote in message oups.com... | You just included several distractions into your training | program that will increase the training time. | | I don't think so. It's not that I would have to work hard or long, or | that it is time consuming or exhausting, and I can schedule my work | time as I want :-) | | Tom | This is a true statement. As a 25+ year flight instructor, I second this. The people I've trained who did best, also quickest, and certainly cheapest, did it by emersion. They took vacation, shifted responsibilities to someone for a while, and practically moved onto the airport. Al CFIAMI |
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CAP instructors are all free to CAP members. I think that's why they
think its pretty impressive when a CFI with 100 hours of dual joins! ![]() -Robert |
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Al wrote:
The people I've trained who did best, also quickest, and certainly cheapest, did it by emersion. They took vacation, shifted responsibilities to someone for a while, and practically moved onto the airport. Which ones were the best 24 months after they got their ticket? Jack |
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Tom wrote:
I don't want to go to a flight school but instead pay a free instructor to teach me. I've got a CFI like that, couple stuffed deboned chickens and the occasional boudin or smoked sausage and he's happy... |
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Tom wrote:
Thanks for your help. But honestly Florida isn't where I want to go, I'd prefer to find an instructor in the area of California, Nevada or New Mexico. *Money isn't an issue at all*, I pay more if I get the instruction I want, but I want to avoid the experience I made with my last flight school (quite good instructor that now works for an airline but shabby planes and a too much $$$-oriented way of working). I want to get instructions in a high performance/complex airplane and also get some spin training as well. Buy your own plane while your here, instructors are alot easier to find that way, sell it when your done... |
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Darrel Toepfer wrote:
Buy your own plane while your here, instructors are alot easier to find that way, sell it when your done... snag: 14 CFR 47.7 --Sylvain |
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Sylvain wrote:
Darrel Toepfer wrote: Buy your own plane while your here, instructors are alot easier to find that way, sell it when your done... snag: 14 CFR 47.7 *Money isn't an issue at all* |
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