High Altitude in the Midwest

[flyboyzz1]

Just wanted to see if anyone knew any cheap way to get a high altitude signoff in the Midwest.

 

[TIGV]

Possibly, where in the Midwest are you ?

 

[flyboyzz1]

Chicago area but UofI as well in Champaign

 

[User546]

Just wanted to see if anyone knew any cheap way to get a high altitude signoff in the Midwest.

Easiest and cheapest way to get one is to find a local ATP that has his high altitude endoresement, and go buy him a beer in exchange for the signoff.

 

[flyboyzz1]

I need to fly right? It isnt just ground I thought and I dont have a plane that meets the regs which I don't know off hand.

 

[xjcaptain]

Easiest and cheapest way to get one is to find a local ATP that has his high altitude endoresement, and go buy him a beer in exchange for the signoff.

Not a bad idea at all...But make sure that the "ATP" is also a "CFI" or else the endorsement isn't valid. (Unless you are working for the same company as he/she is, and you are receiving instruction in air transportation for that company).

 

[DX Rick]

Flyboyzz??? Isn't that the name of the gay aerobatic team at U of I?

GLASS Simulations says they can give you the high alt sign off in their sim...they're out of ARR....Mark and I are going on Wednesday

 

[flyboyzz1]

why did you guys have to wait till I was going back to school?!

 

[DX Rick]

Because I work the final days of the airline. If they're open Sunday, I might be able to go then. I work afternoons.
I was going just to get IFR current.

When are you going back? Maybe I'll swing by 06C Saturday morning if you're working.

 

[flyboyzz1]

I am working 8-2

 

[flyboyzz1]

u got a website for them Rman?