Sydney Oaks

[chesim]

Hi all,

 

After procrastinating since highschool (20years ago) Im going to get my RPC and hopefully push on to PPL then take stock. Been up in a warrior twice, a moth and a glider. Decided to to the RA path to save money as well as ease in to the sport. Id prob go all in if I was up at Port Macquarie flying a Diamond

 

 

[yampy]

From your thread title , I assume you are contemplating taking RA training at The Oaks airfield near Camden , is that correct ? ... there's no connection in the thread title to the content of your post .

 

Dave

 

 

[chesim]

From your thread title , I assume you are contemplating taking RA training at The Oaks airfield near Camden , is that correct ? ... there's no connection in the thread title to the content of your post .Dave

Correct. It seems cheaper than anywhere else around Sydney and looks like they have some good aircraft for the price. Plus reviews of the training provided are positive.

 

 

[coljones]

Correct. It seems cheaper than anywhere else around Sydney and looks like they have some good aircraft for the price. Plus reviews of the training provided are positive.

Welcome!! Will it be Jabs or Foxbats?

 

 

[chesim]

Hopefully a Jab 230 will be available. Would I be right in assuming its the better of the two? It's certainly more more popular according to some online statistics I just read.

 

 

[coljones]

Hopefully a Jab 230 will be available. Would I be right in assuming its the better of the two? It's certainly more more popular according to some online statistics I just read.

I'm biased and the advantage of flying with Dave's is that it is a 7 day operation. I also fly the Foxbats, also a good plane. Enjoy yourself.

 

 

[chesim]

Cheers. Really looking forward to it.

 

 

[Litespeed]

Both are great ,.

 

The Jabbawocky are my choice

 

 

[Nightmare]

Hi and welcome chesim!

 

RPC through RAAus, is a great way to get your wings. Furthermore, many of the hours and endorsements, if not all, can cross over to GA if that's where you want to go. On top of that, RAA aircraft in my opinion are more economical to buy, run and maintain. I remember wanting to be a pilot when I was an early teen, I finally realized that dream 30 years later. Should've done it earlier....

 

Cheers, Tony.

 

 

[chesim]

Ive been listening to the Aviation Careers podcast and was just googling to confirm that RA counted towards GA (and a thread here) then saw your reply. Good timing.