any pilot's here?

[sunnyday]

Originally posted by hydrop@February 27, 2007 09:06 pm

For those who are interested to fly in sg, don't forget there is also this Seletar flying club. They fly 2 cessna 172N. Of course will cost more than Johor.

 

http://www.seletar-flying-club.org/

how much to fly an hr in senai?

for the c172

[Guest ViciousKitty74]

Who can advise.

 

For personal hygeine sake.

 

What are the necessary items needed for flying?

 

Headphones speakers?

 

Where to get? Does it work for different country planes?

[tooned]

a quick question.

i lost my PPL. would CAAS issue another one if it has already expired?

i have the urge to renew it someday

[hydrop]

Originally posted by sunnyday@February 28, 2007 07:29 am

how much to fly an hr in senai?

for the c172

Check here for the cost of rental:

http://www.eliteflyingclub.com/

Rm382/hr for solo and Rm432/hr with instructor for the 172

The 152 will be cheaper.

 

[hydrop]

Originally posted by tooned@February 28, 2007 09:50 am

a quick question.

i lost my PPL. would CAAS issue another one if it has already expired?

i have the urge to renew it someday

I think must make police report if it is lost. If it is expired, you will have to redo the flight test with the caas tester then u can renew.

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for less than 5 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

ii) pass the Human Performance & Limitations paper if you have not sat for this examination before

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for more than 5 years, but less than 10 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass the Aviation Law, Flight Rules and Procedures paper

 

ii) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

iii) pass the Human Performance & Limitations paper if you have not sat for this examination before

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for more than 10 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass all the ground examinations

 

ii) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

 

Quoted from caas website.

http://www.caas.gov.sg/caas/en/e-Services/...lightoperations

[sunnyday]

Originally posted by hydrop@February 28, 2007 11:34 am

Check here for the cost of rental:

http://www.eliteflyingclub.com/

Rm382/hr for solo and Rm432/hr with instructor for the 172

The 152 will be cheaper.

 

that's pretty cheap..can consider going there to fly..

[moccajava]

saw a news report of this dude who took private lessons @ malaysia up to learjet licenses. he's not full fledged commercial pilot per se with boeing/airbus planes nevertheless he's still flying but smaller planes for Pelangi Air. and that's only on his rest days from his normal main job. got about 700RM per flight to mostly short destinations like krabi and kota kinabalu.

 

does it mean that he actually self-learn up to the CPL or ATPL stages? i think it was mentioned he coughed up close to 30k.

 

reference 28/02/07 Berita Harian main page.

[moccajava]

would you be missing out more if ur PPL is m'sia issued since you cant fly PIC in spore? aerial views of singapore that is...

im assuming this dumb law is non-existent in other countries and is just to protect the interest of sporeans who wish to take up ppl at johor for cheaper price?

 

coz the pleasure craft license is quite dumb too... only if ure boating in spore do you need a license... if you cross into international waters a license is not needed and they dun give a hoot.

[retro]

Originally posted by moccajava@March 01, 2007 07:07 am

saw a news report of this dude who took private lessons @ malaysia up to learjet licenses. he's not full fledged commercial pilot per se with boeing/airbus planes nevertheless he's still flying but smaller planes for Pelangi Air. and that's only on his rest days from his normal main job. got about 700RM per flight to mostly short destinations like krabi and kota kinabalu.

 

does it mean that he actually self-learn up to the CPL or ATPL stages? i think it was mentioned he coughed up close to 30k.

 

reference 28/02/07 Berita Harian main page.

it's quite unbeliveable... cos it's impossible to get a CPL with jus 30k... even if it's USD30k. you have the newspaper report in english???

[Guest NPNT]

Originally posted by retro@March 01, 2007 10:07 am

you have the newspaper report in english???

no bro, its not covered in any english papers.

[retro]

Originally posted by newbie@March 01, 2007 11:52 am

no bro, its not covered in any english papers.

ok.. jus wondering how to get learjet rating from scratch with jus 30k... amazing... somemore CPL.. need to read to understand it..

[hydrop]

Originally posted by retro@March 01, 2007 01:11 pm

ok.. jus wondering how to get learjet rating from scratch with jus 30k... amazing... somemore CPL.. need to read to understand it..

Maybe the learjet is owned by his father....

[retro]

Originally posted by hydrop@March 01, 2007 03:38 pm

Maybe the learjet is owned by his father....

then does he still need to fly for other ppl??? i will fly mine to thailand for parties every week!!!

[moccajava]

Originally posted by retro@March 01, 2007 10:07 am

it's quite unbeliveable... cos it's impossible to get a CPL with jus 30k... even if it's USD30k. you have the newspaper report in english???

yeah bit not logical... maybe papers no space to type or reporter didnt report properly? understand up to ATPL stage can hit 6 digits

[tooned]

Originally posted by hydrop@February 28, 2007 11:39 am

I think must make police report if it is lost. If it is expired, you will have to redo the flight test with the caas tester then u can renew.

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for less than 5 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

ii) pass the Human Performance & Limitations paper if you have not sat for this examination before

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for more than 5 years, but less than 10 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass the Aviation Law, Flight Rules and Procedures paper

 

ii) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

iii) pass the Human Performance & Limitations paper if you have not sat for this examination before

 

To renew a PPL which lapsed for more than 10 years, you will have to fulfil the following requirements:

 

i) pass all the ground examinations

 

ii) pass the aircraft rating flight test

 

 

Quoted from caas website.

http://www.caas.gov.sg/caas/en/e-Services/...lightoperations

thanks for the link

 

anybody knows anywhere to rent helicopters in malaysia?

[moccajava]

wow... tooned. ure in the force huh? chopper license!

[tooned]

never thought i'd love flying a helo so much

[moccajava]

must be having a blast everyday!

[tooned]

rock on!!

 

as leonardo da vinci puts it

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."

[retro]

Originally posted by tooned@March 03, 2007 02:46 pm

rock on!!

 

as leonardo da vinci puts it

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."

it's true.. and im loving it everyday of my life!!!

[tooned]

so...what do you fly??

[retro]

Originally posted by tooned@March 03, 2007 03:47 pm

so...what do you fly??

small light single prop plane...

[Throttle]

Originally posted by tooned@March 03, 2007 02:46 pm

rock on!!

 

as leonardo da vinci puts it

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."

good one.

 

Read this quote in a few skydiving books before.

[tooned]

i miss flying small prop plane!!

although i feel safer in a helo

[tooned]

Originally posted by Throttle@March 04, 2007 03:41 am

good one.

 

Read this quote in a few skydiving books before.

oh do you sky dive??

that's something i wanna try someday

but it doesn't make sense to be jumping out of a servicable a/c