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Hi folks,
If you want to learn to fly and have half a year or more to take off and live anywhere in the USA, where would you go to learn to fly? I ask this because I have the opportunity in 2006 to live anywhere (preferably in the US) to fulfill a dream I've had since I was 5. I am 25 years old now and am self-employed and therefore can live anywhere for the time being on a moderate income of around 50K. So, if I could focus all of my time and energy on flying lessons, where would you go? Alaska? Seattle area? I am just interested in a PPL, not commercial, but I want to learn from the best. I also prefer small town airports to big metros. So, lets hear it! |
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