Building Time For Commercial??
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In going along with buying the block time, I'd recommend finding the cheapest, slowest airplane available (C-150, Cub (if you can find a rental), or something of the likes). You're trying to build time, so it doesn't matter if it takes you longer to get to a destination, and no need to pay for the extra performance or bells and whistles of a brand-new airplane. This will help save you some money and, as everyone else has said, it's just fun cross-country flying...
If you do not have a tailwheel endorsement yet and you have access to it I would even suggest finding a place that will rent to you and getting your endorsement and bombing around in a cub, as much fun as you can have during the summer with the doors open. I found a school to rent a citabria to me when I had 8 hours tailwheel time...silly them.
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05-26-2008 12:50 PM