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My son is learning how to fly and we have been comparing aircraft rental cost. He is flying and Alarus trainer here and it cost him $75 per hour wet. This is a great airplane and he loves flying the thing. C-152's cost $90 per hour wet and a C-172 goes for abour $110 per hour wet. What are the rest of you paying?
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$73/hr wet for a 152 out at Port Columbus. That's a bit above normal, but it's in tip-top shape and 100LL is $4.08 at CMH. $83/hr wet for a 172.
$110 for a 172 seems pretty high unless it's a new bird. The ones over at Bolton Field in Columbus are $68/hr wet, $76 for a 1998 model. -
$64 an hour for the death trap 150 we have here, $69 for the 152, $84 for the DA-20, $104 for the 172R (mine), $114 172RG Cutlass, $149 I think for the DA-40, and the twin Im not sure.
Thats per hour, without CFI.Comment
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85/hr for 172's.. plus additional 5/hr "fuel surcharge"Comment
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Several airfields dot the area around Paris. Let's take Lognes and more precisely AGILE (http://www.agile-aeroclub.com) which charges per hour dry or wet
converted into US dollars from Euros
- Cessna 152 : $ 113 / $ 148
- Cessna 172 : $ 174 / $ 206
- Robin DR400 (3 versions 120 HP, 140 HP and 160 HP) :
$ 135 to $ 174 dry, $ 160 to $ 207 wet
- Piper PA32-260 Cherokee 6 : $ 214 / $ 254
- Socata TB20, IFR equiped : $ 270 / $ 309
- Cap 10 (Aerobatic) : $ 201 flat
If a first timer/not yet member, one must add the yearly memberships with
- the society of aeroclubs : $ 90
- AGILE own subscription fee : $ 19
AlainComment
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At HPN its approximately $95 hour for a C172.- The baby will be back -Comment
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AIRCRAFT HOURLY RATE*
Cessna 152 100.00
Cessna 172 120.00
Cessna 172R 135.00
Cessna Superhawk (180hp) 120.00
Cessna Superhawk Amphibian (Dual Only) 185.00
Cessna 172RG 150.00
Diamond K100 Katana 104.00
Piper Warrior 120.00
Piper Seminole (Dual Only) 249.00
Piper Super Cub 120.0
At Brampton Flying Club- CANADIAN $$$$Thanks,
MichaelComment
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I bet those rates you are paying are with an instructor? Cause when oyu include instruction the rates tend to go up 30-40 dollars and hour from the base rental price.
when i was getting my private, I paid 89 an hour and that included instructor in the Cessna 152. When I was soloing, i was paying 63 dollars an hour.
I bet the guys who have already replied to this didnt consider that in their responses....
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Adam: The rates I quoted above are without instructor. Add $25 to $30 per hour for the instructor.Originally posted by DeltaASA16Comment
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Wow, $90 for a 152 without an instructor is pretty steep. I know at $73 wet I'm paying more than most, but 100LL is over $4/gallon here.Comment
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