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June 14th 04, 11:08 AM
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"Gen" wrote in message m... QUESTIONs: --------- 1) Is it possible to take lessons 5 hours a day and become a private pilot in time frame of 2 weeks or so? 2) If not what's the fastest pace you would recommend? I am an engineer and am confident of clearing the written exam. However I need your advice/comments about the actual flying. Thanks in advance, Gen It may be possible but you will not be well trained, and you will not have any practical experience. As an engineer you should be able to make good choices about what is possible and what is practical. Be safe! Any accident you may have reflects on everyone, and we all pay insurance. Your whole premise begs another question: With so little time to train, how do you expect to find the time to fly? If you have the time to fly a few hours a month, that schedule is better for your training also. JMO. 
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June 14th 04, 09:38 PM
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I don't think he said he doesn't have time to fly, I just think he has some
extra vacation time and was wondering if he could get most of his training done during that time. "Noddy" wrote in message ... "Gen" wrote in message m... QUESTIONs: --------- 1) Is it possible to take lessons 5 hours a day and become a private pilot in time frame of 2 weeks or so? 2) If not what's the fastest pace you would recommend? I am an engineer and am confident of clearing the written exam. However I need your advice/comments about the actual flying. Thanks in advance, Gen It may be possible but you will not be well trained, and you will not have any practical experience. As an engineer you should be able to make good choices about what is possible and what is practical. Be safe! Any accident you may have reflects on everyone, and we all pay insurance. Your whole premise begs another question: With so little time to train, how do you expect to find the time to fly? If you have the time to fly a few hours a month, that schedule is better for your training also. JMO.
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