Instrument ground school in CT/NY area.

[VJC]

Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
NYC metro area or in CT?

[B A R R Y]

VJC wrote:
> Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
> NYC metro area or in CT?
>


If you don't find one sooner, Meriden Aviation @ MMK has one starting in
October.

[Roy Smith]

In article >,
"VJC" > wrote:

> Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
> NYC metro area or in CT?

I don't know their schedule, but at HPN, Panorama (www.flypfs.com) and
American Flyers do this sort of thing. I'd give them both a call.

[Andrew Gideon]

On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 07:52:29 -0500, Roy Smith wrote:

> I don't know their schedule

I'm also unaware of the actual schedule, but Mac Dan at CDW alternates
private and instrument group programs. You can call and ask (macdan.com).

- Andrew

[TF]

Have you consider the KING or SPORTYS DVD course ? I'm using the KING
course for my written with sim training and hood work for the rest. Almost
finished.

"VJC" > wrote in message
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> Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
> NYC metro area or in CT?
>
>

[B A R R Y]

TF wrote:
> Have you consider the KING or SPORTYS DVD course ? I'm using the KING
> course for my written with sim training and hood work for the rest. Almost
> finished.
>

I'm not the OP, but as a student, I've actually preferred doing both. I
like the layout and usability of the King courses, but I still learn a
lot from the give and take of a live class.

Questions from other students are often valuable to me.

[Setsin]

www.aviationseminars.com

Located all over the country.

Seth


VJC wrote:
> Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
> NYC metro area or in CT?

[Richard Ross]

I had attended Aviation Ground Schools on a Saturday and Sunday and passed the written on
the followingTuesday.

The instructor is extremely experienced and entertaining.

The closest he'll be to you will be PA, but it's worth a two night stay.

http://www.nonstop-mall.com/Aviationtest/eventdetails.asp?EVTID=199


"VJC" > wrote:

>Anyone know of an instrument ground school scheduled to begin soon in the
>NYC metro area or in CT?
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