52weekbreak
Active VIP Member
Exciting stuff guys. I almost finished ground school and had about 5 hours flight time before a health issue arose and delayed completion. While sorting that out I retired and he main excuse for buying a plane (business use) disappeared. Lots of nice single engine planes available (CirrusSR22) that you can fly IFR. Without IFR, you can expect to spend a lot of time (often days) waiting for acceptable weather. Don't forget the night rating as you will want to spend as much time as you can on the hill. I felt that if I did not fly at least 10 hours a month my hard earned skills would erode and I just didn't know where I would be flying besides locally and not much point in that. I suggest you fly for fun and not add a schedule and set destination time. Check out a Lake Buccaneer on Controller.com Good luck and have fun!