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DE727UPS · September 15th, 2004, 13:04

I'd say if you're in a high cost area it's very fair, have seen higher rates than that for a 152. If you're in a low cost area, it's still a good deal unless it's really a crappy Cherokee. I'm assuming it's a 140, which is the smallest. If it has updated radios and and a VFR GPS, I'd say it's a good deal. A Cherokee is a good plane to learn to fly in. I think easier to land than a Cessna and it will have a roomier cockpit than a 152.

September 15th, 2004, 13:04	#3
DE727UPS Old Skool Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Spokane, WA Posts: 6,592	Re: Cherokee Training for Private I'd say if you're in a high cost area it's very fair, have seen higher rates than that for a 152. If you're in a low cost area, it's still a good deal unless it's really a crappy Cherokee. I'm assuming it's a 140, which is the smallest. If it has updated radios and and a VFR GPS, I'd say it's a good deal. A Cherokee is a good plane to learn to fly in. I think easier to land than a Cessna and it will have a roomier cockpit than a 152.