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you want control, no sky sport beats flying a light plane. You pay
for being in control, of course. The typical hourly rate for dual
flying is about $35 for the instructor's air time, plus $100 for a
"wet" (full tank of gasoline) Cessna 172. Students are required
to have 35 hours' flying time before taking their examination but
most students need twice that. Flight Schools, like American Flyers in San Diego, charge about $6000 for their four week course which, weather permitting, could get an average student a private pilot license from scratch. The advertising pages in any flying magazine list many other instructional schools and their toll free numbers. |
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A local flying information web page at webpages.cwia.com
answers a lot and San Diego Online also has its own aviation section
at www.sandiego-online.com
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