Kansas Helo School

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RynoB

That One Guy
Schreib Air, Inc. http://www.2copter.com/ Anyone hear anything on this school. It's in the Wichita area. It appears that their main business is sales.

I'll be moving up their at the end of Nov. and eventually want to finish my rotor rating.
 
I've heard nothing, but the flight training portion of their website is weak, at best. Have you called them to ask about their fleet size, rental rate, instructor rate, maintenance, etc? That's the stuff I'd want to know.
 
Not yet, I just happened to run across their site. I'm in no big hurry. Gotta find a place to live and get through my company training first. :)
 
I know you've told us before, but how far along did you get with helo training to begin with?
 
The dark side has you. Don't resist. It only makes it worse.
I am kidding I will ask around there is a guy I fly with who is from that area and moved here to finish his CFI.
I just noticed after relooking at their materials list they have a CX2 flight computer but, no mention of the good old whiz wheel. Is that not taught anymore? I noticed no one at the school I go to has one but I just thought it was that school.
Shane
 
RynoB said:
Schreib Air, Inc. http://www.2copter.com/ Anyone hear anything on this school. It's in the Wichita area. It appears that their main business is sales.

I'll be moving up their at the end of Nov. and eventually want to finish my rotor rating.
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Seems like a couple of the Eaglemed pilots here have done some training there. I will look into it further if you want me to. Just shoot me a PM and I will see what I can find out.
 
I had 5.2 hours dual in a Robbie. I got to where I could hover and shoot sloppy approaches to a hover. Scotty's right, the dark side does have me.

Thanks for all your responses.
 
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