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Jack Allison wrote in message ...
Robert M. Gary wrote: Are you by chance flying out of Lincoln, CA? Well...not any more. Yes, I *was* flying out of LHM :-( That may change, depending on what I can find in terms of flying clubs, other FBOs, etc. Are you a local Robert? I seem to remember you posting about flying in/out of Minden, NV...then again, maybe I have you confused with someone else. I have a Mooney in Cameron Park but I teach out of Rancho Murieta (with Flying Vikings) on the weekends. I occationally teach out of Cameron Park too. My real job is in Roseville so some of the guys from work were training at Lincoln before all this happened. I've also heard good things about the FBO in Auburn if the drive works for you. -Robert |
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Casey Wilson wrote:
Hmmmmmm, Jack, the answer might be right in front of your nose. I'll bet you aren't the only pilot left in a lurch there. Yep, there are other folks in my shoes and I'll be working on contacting a few of them to see what they're doing. There are a few potential partners in the lot...we'll see what shakes loose. Why not run the N# of your favorite airplane at the now defunct FBO and determine the ownership. Do a little work and contact the owner. He or she is probably bemoaning the loss of rental time if it was a leaseback. Or, it may even belong to the FBO. It may be for sale in either case. I've been thinking along these lines and plan to keep my ear to the ground in terms of the two aircraft that the FBO owns (two C-172s). There were a couple other C-172s and a C-182RG on leaseback so there may be some possibilities there as well. -- Jack Allison PP-ASEL, IA Student/flying club member/co-owner wanna-be, "When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return" - Leonardo Da Vinci (Remove the obvious from address to reply via e-mail) |
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The DPE for my PPL check ride is based at Cameron Park. Had to fly
there to do the oral then we launched on the x-c portion and diverted to...guess where? Rancho Murieta. Auburn would be a pain for me and it's probably a 50/50 split between driving to LHM or SAC. MHR is closest but there isn't a flight school there. The good news is that I know a CFI at LHM and SAC. Time to compare costs/aircraft/FBOs then probably take the plunge and start instrument lessons at one of them. So, any of your folks from work affected by the same (not Atkin) FBO? If so and anyone is looking for an instrument safety pilot, feel free to pass along my e-mail from the newsgroup. I wonder if I know any of these folks. Glad to "meet" a local on the newsgroup. -- Jack Allison PP-ASEL, IA Student/flying club member/co-owner wanna-be, "When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return" - Leonardo Da Vinci (Remove the obvious from address to reply via e-mail) |
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Jack Allison wrote in message ...
The DPE for my PPL check ride is based at Cameron Park. Had to fly there to do the oral then we launched on the x-c portion and diverted to...guess where? Rancho Murieta. Sounds like Rick Savage. He's a good guy. He keeps his Tramahawk parked next to my Mooney. He spends most of his time flying a Citation all over the world for an oil company. He's sent me pictures from Siberia. Rick is my mentor. Auburn would be a pain for me and it's probably a 50/50 split between driving to LHM or SAC. MHR is closest but there isn't a flight school there. The good news is that I know a CFI at LHM and SAC. Time to compare costs/aircraft/FBOs then probably take the plunge and start instrument lessons at one of them. I used to teach out of Mather with a plane from Flying Vikings. However, the county found out we were operating a commercial business from the airport without the minimum number of square feet of office space (because our office was actually 5 miles south at the Rancho airport). They kicked us out. There was a training operation at Mather about a year ago but I think they shut down. There are several good places at SAC (I recommend CFI (Carter Flygare Inc) http://www.cfi.com ). However, everything at SAC is 10-20% more expensive than anywhere else. So, any of your folks from work affected by the same (not Atkin) FBO? If so and anyone is looking for an instrument safety pilot, feel free to pass along my e-mail from the newsgroup. I wonder if I know any of these folks. A friend of mine, Alain is in this situation. He's pre-solo though. He's actually grounded by the TSA now though since he's a French citizen here on a work visa. -Robert, CFI |
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Robert M. Gary wrote:
Sounds like Rick Savage. Bingo! Yep, he's a great DPE. I'd take a check ride from him any day. There are several good places at SAC (I recommend CFI (Carter Flygare Inc) http://www.cfi.com ). However, everything at SAC is 10-20% more expensive than anywhere else. Thanks for the tip. At this point, I'd probably go with Atkin since LHM is slightly closer than SAC. Easier in terms of traffic too. Prices seem pretty much even between the two. -- Jack Allison PP-ASEL, IA Student/flying club member/co-owner wanna-be, "When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return" - Leonardo Da Vinci (Remove the obvious from address to reply via e-mail) |
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"Martin Hotze" wrote in message
... "BTIZ" wrote: another FBO on the field and I may go with them. The only problem is that they don't rent beyond their students. That and it would cost me So once they train a student and he has a rating.. if he is not taking lessons towards additional ratings they won't rent to him? this sounds like Tailwind Flight Centre @ CHD (formerly Sunbird Flight Services) Martin You Are Wrong! That must have been Sunbird's policy, because it is NOT the policy of the current owners DBA Tailwind. I trained there and I continue to rent there in the same fashion in which I worked my training (ie, scheduling planes via the web, etc...) Jay Beckman Chandler, AZ PP-ASEL |
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"Martin Hotze" wrote in message
... "Jay Beckman" wrote: another FBO on the field and I may go with them. The only problem is that they don't rent beyond their students. That and it would cost me So once they train a student and he has a rating.. if he is not taking lessons towards additional ratings they won't rent to him? this sounds like Tailwind Flight Centre @ CHD (formerly Sunbird Flight Services) Martin You Are Wrong! hopefully. That must have been Sunbird's policy, because it is NOT the policy of the current owners DBA Tailwind. IBTD I trained there and I continue to rent there in the same fashion in which I worked my training (ie, scheduling planes via the web, etc...) they do rent to people who had not trained at their place? As far as I know, yes. Jay and a "Kuck Ferry" right back atcha! ;O) |
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