Duel Licensed RAA /GA Instructors

[skippydiesel]

I am intersted to find out if any of you know of duel registered RAA / GA instructors.

 

If known; Flight School name, contact number/ email would be useful. 

 

 

[facthunter]

Do you mean DUAL?  Nev

[Kiwi]

This won't help you Skippydiesel, but for anyone reading this in SEQ......

 

[Kiwi]

Also so you can reminisce about the good old days..

[tillmanr]

You might like to contact Kyneton Aero Club. Their instructor Adam has instructed in both camps. 

[BrendAn]

latrobe valley aero club too. our cfi does ga, raaus , aeros

but i assume you are after someone in your area.

Edited yesterday at 11:18 AM by BrendAn

[skippydiesel]

"......but i assume you are after someone in your area."

 

NSW Would be best - happy to consider looking further afield - VIC, QLD & possibly SA😈

Edited 20 hours ago by skippydiesel

[skippydiesel]

14 hours ago, Kiwi said:

Also so you can reminisce about the good old days..

The number of aircraft I have flown is limited to about 6. The Zephyr would be the sweetest to fly, great handling, terrific economy and such a quiet cockpit.  Stalled at under 30 knots and could high speed Cruise at 120 knots .

I have never understood why they weren't popular😈

[BurnieM]

Learn2Fly at Canberra have both RAAus and CASA instructors.

 

They have a couple of RAAus Bristells and one CASA registered Bristell as well as half a dozen other CASA aircraft.

Not the cheapest.

 

Edited 20 hours ago by BurnieM

[BrendAn]

9 hours ago, skippydiesel said:

The number of aircraft I have flown is limited to about 6. The Zephyr would be the sweetest to fly, great handling, terrific economy and such a quiet cockpit.  Stalled at under 30 knots and could high speed Cruise at 120 knots .

I have never understood why they weren't popular😈

Wood construction scares a lot people off.  

[Headwind]

Rob Sharman, Devonport Tasmania. All round good guy and instructor for both. 

[skippydiesel]

2 hours ago, BrendAn said:

Wood construction scares a lot people off.  

Well the Zephyr's production run has come to an end and been replaced by the all composite Faeta.

If you have a hanger for the Zephyr, its still a good aircraft, that will outperform most others on its 100 hp Rotax

There are two Faeta's - the only difference is the empennage - one a T tail , the other conventional.

Performance envelope has expanded markedly - 27 knot stall to 135 knot cruise.

I believe there is a  2 x 60L wing tank option - great for Australia.

They used to do a advanced/quick build kit & a factory build. There was a huge range of fit out options as well.

I"m not the agent any more, so details would have to be verified by contacting the factory https://www.atecaircraft.eu/en

😈