Rentals in Phoenix AZ

[Talian]

Looking to get current and build some multi in the Phoenix area. Info on schools or even private owners or someone looking to build multi together would be appreciated.

 

[sqwkvfr]

I'm not sure anymore, but the cheapest Seminole rentals in town seemed to be at Westwind Aviation at DVT.

AngelAir at Stellar has a very nice Seminole, but they're pretty proud of it.

Someone at Glendale has a Dutchess...I'm not sure how much or even where, but they might be a good option, provided the price is right. Oh, yeah...I think it might be Air Safety.

I'm not to privy to what the FAA schools in the area are doing these days, but you could also check out Falcon Executive and I think there's a place in SDL that just might be operating a twin star.

The general rule applies with all of the places around town....don't give anyone any $$ up front.

 

[skygod75]

Accelerated Professional Pilot Program, (APPP) is a leader in the Multi Engine time building business. APPP puts the pilot on an accelerated pace and gets you to the airlines in a jet like fashion. Our “Multi Engine Time” program offers 25, 50, 100 and 200 hours of Multi Engine flying time anywhere within the continental United States and the Caribbean. APPP conducts flights using FAA- standard cockpit resource management and crew-concept techniques. True nationwide cross-county flying in high-density traffic areas requires these techniques to meet the workload requirement of checklists, ATC communication, flight routing, and weather. All multiengine time building is all 100% Pilot in Command. Flying with APPP is a 24 hour a day, 7 days a week operation.

Is this the old Acclerated Flight Crew Training outfit that had a whole bunch of broken down apaches laying around at Stellar back in the day?

 

[01WJ]

www.arizonaaviation.com at FFZ

Had Apache's back in the day for like $130 / hr, its been awhile though so I'm not sure what they operate now.

 

[sqwkvfr]

I've never personally experienced it, but I've heard many stories about Arizona Aviation's uh, "less than desirable" equipment.

Look before you leap on that one.

 

[01WJ]

they didn't seem that bad to me, although that was awhile ago and I guess its all in comparison to what other equipment you've flown. Less then desirable?
Could be in comparison to the SR-22 and Mooneys I've flown.

 

[sqwkvfr]

I did a checkout with a guy that had a door fall off of one of their aircraft during a preflight inspection.

How's that for "less than desirable?"

 

[01WJ]

as I said its been awhile since I've flown anything there. (As in several years) All I'm pointing out is that I never had any bad experiences with their aircraft, if you did, well thats too bad to hear. I'm just saying personally I never had anything bad happen there.