Chicago

[samballs]

Bored today, just wondering anyone from the chicago area ever go to this place? How many minutes did it take for you too want too punch someone out? I was there years back and I still can't get the thoughts out of my mind what I would like to do to that place.!

http://www.palwaukee-flyers.com/

 

[siucavflight]

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?t=37950

 

[inthegoo]

Name : KWASEK, JAMES PAULAirman's Address : 1120 S MILWAUKEE AVE
WHEELING, IL, 60090-6309
FAA Region : Great Lakes
Date of Medical : Sep, 2006
Class of Medical : 2
Expiration of Class 2 : Sep, 2007
Airman Certificates : Commercial Pilot
Airplane Single and Multi Engine Land
Instrument Airplane
Flight Engineer
Turbojet Powered
Flight Instructor (exp: 31-Aug-2008)
Airplane Single and Multi Engine
Instrument Airplane
Ground Instructor
Advanced


this is the guy in the photo on the home page, he is total scum, this operation is a sham, and I am ashamed he went to SIU

 

[samballs]

I wonder if he has totally emersed himself into tango yet. I always felt bad for that dog you could see it had the raped dog look.

 

[Roger Murdoch]

Wow, I just finished reading the entire composite material of information about Palwaukee Flyers. I used to work there but it was called The Flight Center then. It was my first flying job and I probably would not have gone there if I knew better. I did end up having to blow some money to get a job there like previously stated but my students hardly ever flew with Jim for their check ride. I also had no problem getting students once I got on line. In fact, I believe I had 3 students after my first day. There were a lot of bad things about the place back then and it sounds like it has gotten worse. I will say that most of the CFIs I worked with were great and money was decent back then and I did get a lot of hours and my students were good people who studied hard and almost never no-showed and this is a run-on sentence. Anyway, I just find these posts very entertaining and I hope any CFI's there now know where to draw the line.