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Any very good, accurate SP flight school locator?

 
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N918KT



Joined: 23 Jan 2010
Posts: 60
Location: Northern NJ in NYC metro area

PostPosted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:23 pm    Post subject: Any very good, accurate SP flight school locator? Reply with quote

When I tried to look for SP flight schools in NJ, I've noticed that on some sites, they are inaccurate or outdated. One example is sportpilot.org, where I found that they still have that Macdan flight school listed at KCDW, even though it already closed down a long time ago. So, is there a website where I could find a very accurate, updated, SP flight school/instructor locator? Also if there is such a locator, could it also list flight schools/instructors that are PLANNING or SCHEDULED to offer SP training soon?
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yozz25



Joined: 18 Dec 2009
Posts: 185
Location: vegas

PostPosted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 5:45 pm    Post subject: sports schools Reply with quote

Stay out of vegas, they have the handslapping ****** here, if you like to be insulted, slapped around by some nuts n' bolt nut case, then speak to me, I'll get you set up.

If you want a more relaxed, laid back, experience, I can set you up with Girlie down in Scottsdale, you won't be disappointed, ah gurantee, the rest of them are a bunch of grizzly old ****, don't waste yer time.

I'm recommending that they all go teach ground school. Oh yeah, there is a prof up in the state college region, he seems like he has some good mileage left on him, and some fast guy in georgia, he seems like a laugh or two, the rest will beat you into submission. Cool

Fuhgehdabout Joisy, why would you want to fly there when you have all of these interesting characters around the country. I suggest you hop a plane to PHX, set up shop there and go day and night with Girlie.

yozz Twisted Evil
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Paul Hamilton



Joined: 21 May 2007
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Location: Reno/Tahoe Nevada

PostPosted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 4:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Kevin,
I have a new site to locate instructors that is up to date. It is a map and schools are there. However I do not see anybody in New Jersey. If you find someone please let me know so I can update it for others.

Check out www.BeASportPilot.com and the Sport Pilot LSA locator in the top RH corner
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Fly4Fun



Joined: 09 Aug 2010
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Location: Central New Jersey/Eastern Pennsylvania

PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:09 pm    Post subject: SP Training in New Jersey Reply with quote

Kevin,
We are a flight school located in Central New Jersey, training pilots for more than 20 years. We just acquired a new sport aircraft and will begin sport pilot training on August 21.

You can visit our flight school at www.IReallyWantToFly.com, and our new sport pilot programs at www.AmericanAerosports.com.

Let me know if you have any questions and I can direct you further.

Regards,
Moses
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Paul Hamilton



Joined: 21 May 2007
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Location: Reno/Tahoe Nevada

PostPosted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 5:16 pm    Post subject: Re: SP Training in New Jersey Reply with quote

Fly4Fun wrote:
Kevin,
We are a flight school located in Central New Jersey, training pilots for more than 20 years. We just acquired a new sport aircraft and will begin sport pilot training on August 21.

You can visit our flight school at www.IReallyWantToFly.com, and our new sport pilot programs at www.AmericanAerosports.com.

Let me know if you have any questions and I can direct you further.

Regards,
Moses

As always, I am trying to get qualified schools on the map to make it easy to find LSA. I just chased down Moses and he is currently flying a LSA back to add a LSA to his school. Looks like NJ will have a LSA. Moses said he will get on the map so others will find them.
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See www.SportAviationCenter.com www.Sport-Pilot-Training.com and www.BeASportPilot.com to Paul's websites
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flyboy



Joined: 25 Aug 2010
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Location: Central Florida

PostPosted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:53 pm    Post subject: We can help and also refer you to a school in your area Reply with quote

If you are looking for a flight school that offers LSA we can help you. [url]www.orlandogatewaysportpilot.com [/url] we are a sister company of US SPORT AIRCRAFT and have access to schools we are starting all over the USA at the present time. I hope we can help you. Piper Sport, Remos and Cessna aircraft are available and different aircraft are available at different locations. Hope it helps.
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Paul Hamilton



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PostPosted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 7:14 am    Post subject: Re: We can help and also refer you to a school in your area Reply with quote

flyboy wrote:
If you are looking for a flight school that offers LSA we can help you. [url]www.orlandogatewaysportpilot.com [/url] we are a sister company of US SPORT AIRCRAFT and have access to schools we are starting all over the USA at the present time. I hope we can help you. Piper Sport, Remos and Cessna aircraft are available and different aircraft are available at different locations. Hope it helps.


I have the facility near orlando on the map with Roger as the contact.
Any other schools not on the map yet? If not please let me know so you can be found.
http://lsapilot.beasportpilot.com/sport-pilot-locator/
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