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Based on our current rates (valid
as of ),
A typical flight lesson is based on a 2-hr block of time,
so it will be $100 a lesson for instruction. This allows
us time before and after each flight for a thorough briefing.
There is no point in jumping in a plane, if you don't know
what you are going to accomplish for that day. And there
is no point in spending money on a flying lesson, if your
instructor does not have time afterwards to discuss it with
you!
The airplane rate is a wet rate (which means fuel is included).
We have NO other hidden
fees (fuel surcharge, landing fees, extra insurance fee,
etc). You only pay for the time during your lesson that
you are actually using the plane.
So if you fly the plane for 1 hour during your 2-hour lesson,
you pay $115 for the plane and $100 for instruction, which
comes to $215. And if you use the plane for 1.3 hours, that
will be $149.50 for the plane and $100 for instruction -
or $249.50.
The short version... a typical lesson will cost between $220 - $260.
Some people prefer longer lessons, which means the cost of each lesson will
be more. Also, in the beginning of your training, there is so much material
to cover it's often a good idea to have some extra instruction before/after
each flight lesson to help bring things together.
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