wtd: cessna 337 info. thank you.

sir,

can you tell me of any facilities/mechanics that are familiar with the
337 and could do a prebuy/annual in either northern vermont or new
jersey?

are you aware of any 337 instructors in new jersey or the nyc metro
area?

does the faa still do center-line-thrust twin ratings? any designated
flight examiners available?

thank you for your time and trouble.

hopefully a future 337 owner,

vinpaul

vinpaul wrote:


does the faa still do center-line-thrust twin ratings? any designated
flight examiners available?

There never was such a rating. You have to get a regular multiengine
rating, but if you take your checkride in a 337 you're get a centerline
thrust only restriction on your certificate. If you take your ride
in a regular twin, you won't have the restriction (and you can still
flight the mixmaster if you want).

Check out

http://337skymaster.com/

Post your questions on one of the forums...

--Don

Don Byrer
Commercial Pilot / CFI Student
Electronics Technician, RADAR/Data/Comm @ CLE
Amateur Radio KJ5KB

"I have slipped the surly bonds of earth; now if I can just land without bending the gear..."
"I know what it sounds like....when doves cry" (Bird Strike 8/29/05)

George Coy was based in Swanton, and is an A and P, IA, and CFII. He also
used to own and run a P337. I got my instrument with him in Shelburne.