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Anyone working on their instrument rating in the Pittsburgh area?

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SmellsLikeAvGas

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Just trying to see if there's anyone out there working on their instrument in the greater Pittsburgh, PA area. Looking for some advice. Thanks.
 
well...I recently finished my IR...and I'm from the Pittsburgh area...kinda...a little north...

wacha need bro? (if its safety pilot time in a simple single, I'd love to :D)

-mini
 
Yeah, actually looking for recommedations on a good flight school, if you have one.. and yes, safety pilot is one thing I'm looking for as well. I'll be doing my commercial after I finish the IFR, so trying to make the best use of my time (e.g. any PIC XC time that also fulfills commercial requirements as well.) Do you fly out of AGC?
 
well I don't really know of any flight schools...actually I'm farther up north...more towards YNG...

I'll see what I can find out for ya...

if'n you have any questions, just PM me...

-mini
 
SmellsLikeAvGas said:
Just trying to see if there's anyone out there working on their instrument in the greater Pittsburgh, PA area. Looking for some advice. Thanks.
Check out Beaver County, Butler, and New Castle. Haski Aviation has a pretty solid reputation and it has been a family owned and run flight school for many years. (KUCP). At one point in time they were also tied in with the CCBC aviation program. The prices are fair, decent equipment, and a few career flight instructors work there that are sharp. You will also have a chance to transition into the Navaslow fleet (part 135) if you stick around and instruct at Haski once you complete your required training and have enough hours to meet insurance reqts. You have quite a few options in the Pittsburgh area so keep your options open.


good luck,

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They wouldn't happen to be looking for instructors that you know of, would they?

Perhaps I'll drop in to say "yo"

-mini
 
I do not know so I really can't answer the question. You may want to stop in and speak to Marty Haski who is the owner, dpe, and 135 chief pilot of the operation. Four or five years ago they seemed to hire quite frequently from what I remember. The business and staff took a major hit in recent times when they lost the CCBC aviation contract so I assume things are probably relatively "slow" with very little movement present day. It doesn't hurt to inquire though since you have nothing to lose...........

A friend of mine who once upon a time was a CFI there that is now a captain with ExpressJet so I will see what I can find out next time I speak to him.

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minitour said:
Thanks!

Time for someone to get rid of some PM's....too many messages from the girlfriends eh? :p
I just found that out when I tried to respond to someone's private message. I also learned how quickly and easy it is to lose quite a few paragraphs of unsaved information as well.:mad: I will try and resolve the problem now....

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