
Arctic Flyers Rates & Aircraft
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The most economical instruction is available
with the Cessna 150. This two-place, 100 hp tricycle gear aircraft is the principle
training plane in most flight school stables. It is dependable, economical, and
uncomplicated to fly. Arctic Flyers owns two C150's, both are equipped for
instrument training.
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Arctic Flyer 2007
C150 rates are: |
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With Instructor (Dual) |
$125.00 per hour |
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Without instructor (Solo) |
$95.00 per hour |
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The Cessna 172 is one of America's favorite
planes to fly. It is an efficient, four person tricycle gear aircraft, with a
150 hp engine. It is faster than the Cessna 150 or 152, is a better performer,
and only a little more complicated to fly. Many students choose to move up to
the C172 after completing basic training in the C150 or C152.
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Arctic Flyer 2007 C172
rates are: |
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With Instructor (Dual) |
$135.00 per hour |
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Without instructor (Solo) |
$105.00 per hour |
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Flying on floats is the dream of many
Alaskan aviators. Being able to fly to remote wilderness lakes to fish, hunt or
camp overnight are some of the benefits of float flying in Alaska.
The Taylorcraft is a well respected two
person aircraft with a 100 hp engine. Once a student learns to fly this
aircraft, whether on wheels or floats, he or she should be able to fly just
about any other plane of its class with confidence.
Solo flight is not available in the
Taylorcraft.
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Arctic Flyer 2007 float
rates are: |
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With Instructor (Dual) |
$160.00 per hour |
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Without instructor (Solo) |
Unavailable |
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Many Alaskan pilots fly "taildragger"
aircraft due to the unpredictable terrain they land on. With the nose held
higher off the ground in a taildragger, pilots are less likely to encounter
expensive "prop dings" and the nose wheel damage more common to
tricycle gear aircraft.
Taildraggers handle differently on the
ground and in landing, so instruction in this particular type of aircraft is
critical for Alaskan pilots. Arctic Flyers provides flight instruction of this
type in the Taylorcraft.
Solo flight is not available in the Taylorcraft.
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Arctic Flyer 2007
taildragger rates are: |
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With Instructor (Dual) |
$135.00 per hour |
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Without instructor (Solo) |
Unavailable |
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Arctic Flyer 2007
instrument training & ground school rates are: |
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With Instructor (Dual) |
$130.00 per hour |
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Ground School |
$30.00 per hour |
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Customized courses (pinch hitter) are
offered for passengers who regularly ride in the right seat and who wish to
learn the basics about aviation. Key points taught are safety measures, radio
operation and basic flying skills.
Flight examinations (check-rides) are
provided by Heidi Ruess upon arrangement. Students can provide their own plane
or rent from Arctic Flyers.
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Arctic Flyer 2007 pinch hitter
and flight examiner rates are: |
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Pinch-hitter course |
Rates upon request |
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Private pilot check ride |
$225.00 |
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Please
feel free to email us with
your questions or comments!
Arctic
Flyers (907) 243-3953
Hermann
& Heidi Ruess (907) 248-3953
Heidi
Ruess Cell:(907) 242-0413
Rick
Ruess Office:(907) 349-1839
Rick
Ruess Cell:(907) 441-7819
Anchorage,
Alaska
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