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Received my instrument rating about a year ago, but I haven't managed
to rack up alot of flight hours since then (Im just shy of 200 hours). I think I've just become bored with flying around the same area all the time, and I'm really wanting to do something different and challenging. Plus it would help me to build up the hours I need before I start the commercial. So I'm considering making a flight from my home base in Ft. Worth (KFTW) out to San Diego. I've got a friend that lives out there so it would be a good excuse to go - plus the fact I think the change of scenery and the experience itself would definitely be worth it. I'd be flying a 1978 C-172 that cruises at about 110 KIAS. So I'm figuring about 10-11 hours travel time each way. I'm looking to hear from others who have made trips like this and what advice you might have and/or pitfalls to watch for. Any recommendations on some cool places to stop or ideas on the best way to break up the flight segments? |
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