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| Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: On a hill
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Considering getting my instrument rating while I'm going to school at Ohio State. So anyone know of good, resonable priced, schools around the Columbus area. I did look at Capital Aviation, and this is what I got and would like to get some advice. 1981 Piper Warrier II Garmin equipped. 95/hr 2002 Diamond Star 125/hr 1973 Piper Arrow II Garmin 430, Auto Pilot 119/hr Instructor 39/hr Ground 30/hr Initiation Fee $150 Monthly Dues - $35/month Then add in renters insurance which i've done before through aopa. I just plan on using the Warrier for training, just figured to put some of the other planes they have on here for ya. Here's their website http://www.capitalcityaviation.com/ |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: The Middle East Tour
Posts: 470
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Look up Harold Ware at Newark-Heath Airport (KVTA) about 30 miles east of Columbus...Management is very funny but Harold Ware is an impeccable instructor....Last time i was there $56 hr C152 $79 hr C172R $89 hr C172SP $31 hr for dual instruction Harold is a great instructor Hope this helps.... |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: On a hill
Posts: 82
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too far to drive, i'd like to stay more local, takes me about 15 min to drive from campus to Don Scott Airport aka OSU Airport I think the prices i have are too high, but what do other colleges and schools charge? They have people joining every month too |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: On your TCAS
Posts: 539
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I went to Bolton Flying Service, as did many of my friends and acquaintences. It was a good experience for me - reasonable prices, good planes, instructors were pretty reliable, etc. After Bolton, I also know lots of people who used National Flyers at Don Scott.
__________________ "Anything and everything is possible at any given time, with or without prior notice" - MikeD "...and yes, I will join you in a nana" - CapnJim |
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Yea, go for National Flyers. I go there and I wash the airplanes. Reasonable prices, and evryone there is cool. They have a mechanic, so most of the a/c are always airworthy. They have Cessna's and Pipers. www.nationalflyers.net . An hour of 172 time is $90 with $30 instruction fee. Check 'em out!
__________________ Grant Hubbell "I understand JetU, not to be mistaken with Jetblue, sells a forth seat to Microsoft FS users. They can log NIC (nerd in command) time." -Bob loblaw |
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