No lazy eights, x country, emergency’s, or slow flight from what I remember. I got off really easy. Again each one will be different and he or she may have you do more or less depending on how the oral goes or how your other maneuvers are.
@@mattthepilot9292 WOW! Dude... I'm in a college/flight program where to get my RATP 1250 I need to complete my commercial with a specific flight-school and they only take me 3x a week max with 1 standby request. Estimated to be competed in 1 year+, such a drag for me. I wish I could go 5-6x a week. What was your cost to complete commercial?
Total cost of the program was around $80,000. I started under part 141 and finished 61. Finishing my comm se under 61 helped expedite it even though I had to fly up to 250 before the ride. Just keep at it and stay patient. For most people, 9-12 months is typical for commercial.
I’m in KY I’d love to know who your DPE was
Nice breakdown, I am working on my commercial as well. Just need 70 more hours. Where do you fly out of? I am around MQJ
I fly out of KBAK. Are you doing your flight training with Jet Access out of MQJ?
Congrats! So the DPE didn’t have you do a Cross-Country diversion or Lazy Eights?
No lazy eights, x country, emergency’s, or slow flight from what I remember. I got off really easy. Again each one will be different and he or she may have you do more or less depending on how the oral goes or how your other maneuvers are.
@@mattthepilot9292 Awesome! Thank you for the advice.
How did you go from Instrument to Commercial check in 4 months?
Flew 5-6 days a week!
@@mattthepilot9292 WOW! Dude... I'm in a college/flight program where to get my RATP 1250 I need to complete my commercial with a specific flight-school and they only take me 3x a week max with 1 standby request. Estimated to be competed in 1 year+, such a drag for me. I wish I could go 5-6x a week. What was your cost to complete commercial?
Total cost of the program was around $80,000. I started under part 141 and finished 61. Finishing my comm se under 61 helped expedite it even though I had to fly up to 250 before the ride. Just keep at it and stay patient. For most people, 9-12 months is typical for commercial.