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May 26th 06, 05:41 AM
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135 Ticket
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"Capt.Doug" wrote: "AML" wrote in message The owner of our flight school used to be a part of a 135 and used a Seneca as the airplane. Funny, that is exactly what we ware doing. The question now is how much do we offer him to help us with the pre-135 paperwork to the actual certification? Any suggestion on a price? A fellow around here charges $1500 to supply all the manuals. He has them on computer and makes changes as neccessary. The local FSDO is content with his manuals and even recommends him to prospective operators. D. I may ask for his services, but not yet. Thanks 
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