This tool can SAVE HUNDREDS on flight training
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
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Looking to save money on flight training? In this video, we'll show you how a simple and inexpensive tool can help you save hundreds of dollars!
00:00 How expensive is training?
00:42 Good strategies and bad strategies
00:57 How does this work?
01:16 Old School?
02:14 What to include
03:52 But wait! We can make it better
04:26 Three challenges
Warning: The information provided in this video is for demonstration purposes only. The information and results cannot be used for an actual flight. To plan an actual flight, you will need to use the information in the Pilot’s Operating Handbook, and the other documents associated with the specific airplane you fly.
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I would love to know where Flying magazine was finding $100/hr rentals!
Agreed. The article didn’t say how they came up with the numbers-whether they were from a specific area, a national average, or what. I used them as an example, because they are generally trustworthy, and it was one of the few references I could find that seemed to use consistent numbers for their estimates. Thanks for the comment!
They are all bogus numbers to attract customers.
Agreed - Here in SoCal the cheapest is more around $160/wet and $85/CFI - I just finised PPL and I ended up 100hrs and $30k
Wow. Thanks for sharing. That is definitely a bit more than $100.00 per hour...
The best class that I ever had in college was one where we had to come prepared as if we were teaching the class. I've tried to follow the same philosophy in flying and other elements of my life. It has served me well. Thanks for the video.
wow that's a great idea thanks
Excellent! Preparing that way will definitely serve you well! It definitely forces you to understand the materials better! Thanks for sharing!
Agreed!
Love the idea of keeping a flying journal to compliment your logbook and to aid in learning. This is the second time i've heard it mentioned. Heard it first from Hoover on his channel Pilot Debrief.
Thanks. I’ve found it to be tremendously helpful. And, I often refer back to it-both as a pilot and as a CFI. I love Hoover’s channel, too. Lot’s of really good information!
Here in Canada we have Cessna going for 200hrly. My instructor is 95$hrly and she is class 4. More expensive for more higher class instructor. What holds me together is knowing that my salary one day will pay off all of my investments so I don’t worry about the debt haha
Ouch! Excellent attitude! Thanks for the comment!
Great video. I would follow this up with get involved with your local aviation community whether at your the flight school or local FAA team meeting (wings). Learning from the experience of others and talking through those situation with your flight community is even cheaper than a notebook. It’s free!
Excellent points! I’ve been considering putting together about hangar flying, I’ll definitely add that to the list. Thanks for the comment!
West Coast avg is $150 an hour for the plane
Thanks for sharing. Definitely a bit more than $100.00 per hour.
Or go learn to fly gliders. Cheaper and fun. Usually free flight instruction at most clubs.
Also another option! Thanks for commenting!
@@ScottKoonCFI Thank you for your videos! I’m almost to my glider check ride and I passed my written with a high score. Your videos have been a huge help!
@@excellenceinanimation960 Excellent! Glad my videos have been helpful! Best of luck on the rest of your training!!