I'm an instrument student looking for another pilot to fly with to allow
me to log sim instrument time. You could be another instrument student
or possibly just someone looking to build XC time.

I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
with me - $10/hr.

I'm a pretty nice guy and have no serious personal hygene issues.

I can be contacted at paul dot folbrecht at veribox dot net.

"Paul Folbrecht" > wrote in message =
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> I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my=20
> co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft =

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Let us know if you find anyone agreeing to those terms. :-(
---JRC---

"Paul Folbrecht" > wrote in message
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> I'm a pretty nice guy and have no serious personal hygene issues.

....only a not-so-serious spelling issue (hygiene) <grin>

If you're a fellow IR student you get to log 1/2 the time under the hood
yourself, of course - guess forgetting to mention that wasn't too smart.

> "Paul Folbrecht" > wrote in message ...
>
>>I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
>>co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
>>
>>
>
>
> Let us know if you find anyone agreeing to those terms. :-(
> ---JRC---
>

Go to your local FBO I bet someone there will take you up on that offer if
the airplane is airworthy.



"Paul Folbrecht" > wrote in message
...
> I'm an instrument student looking for another pilot to fly with to allow
> me to log sim instrument time. You could be another instrument student
> or possibly just someone looking to build XC time.
>
> I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
> co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
> with me - $10/hr.
>
> I'm a pretty nice guy and have no serious personal hygene issues.
>
> I can be contacted at paul dot folbrecht at veribox dot net.

NW_PILOT wrote:

> Go to your local FBO I bet someone there will take you up on that offer if
> the airplane is airworthy.

Yes, but be sure the other pilot is covered by your insurance.

- Andrew

... under at least the open-pilot clause. They may also wish to be named
on the policy for CYA... I would want to be.

In rec.aviation.ifr Andrew Gideon > wrote:
: NW_PILOT wrote:

: > Go to your local FBO I bet someone there will take you up on that offer if
: > the airplane is airworthy.

: Yes, but be sure the other pilot is covered by your insurance.

: - Andrew


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Where I live it's customary for the safety pilot to fly for free. Flying as
safety pilot is viewed as doing a friendly favor for the pilot under the hood. I
wouldn't jump at a chance to pay someone for doing them a favor. Dave

Paul Folbrecht wrote:
> I'm an instrument student looking for another pilot to fly with to allow
> me to log sim instrument time. You could be another instrument student
> or possibly just someone looking to build XC time.
>
> I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
> co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
> with me - $10/hr.
>
> I'm a pretty nice guy and have no serious personal hygene issues.
>
> I can be contacted at paul dot folbrecht at veribox dot net.

> Paul Folbrecht wrote:
>
>> I'm an instrument student looking for another pilot to fly with to
>> allow me to log sim instrument time. You could be another instrument
>> student or possibly just someone looking to build XC time.
>>
>> I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
>> co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
>> with me - $10/hr.

Ah, no. Safety pilots fly for nuthin'

I guess you guys missed my follow-up post: my idea was *trading off*
time as safety pilot for each other. Yes, of course, if the other guy
had no interest in logging sim time at all and was just there for me, he
would not be charged. Sheesh.

And, yes, I have posted signs in FBOs, and I have had interest.

Dave Butler wrote:

> Where I live it's customary for the safety pilot to fly for free. Flying
> as safety pilot is viewed as doing a friendly favor for the pilot under
> the hood. I wouldn't jump at a chance to pay someone for doing them a
> favor. Dave
>
> Paul Folbrecht wrote:
>
>> I'm an instrument student looking for another pilot to fly with to
>> allow me to log sim instrument time. You could be another instrument
>> student or possibly just someone looking to build XC time.
>>
>> I own a '79 Cessna 152 based at MWC (Timmerman) and I will charge my
>> co-pilot nothing more than 1/2 operating costs for use of the aircraft
>> with me - $10/hr.
>>
>> I'm a pretty nice guy and have no serious personal hygene issues.
>>
>> I can be contacted at paul dot folbrecht at veribox dot net.
>
>