2001 Schedule
Martin 4-0-4 Type Rating Program.........$8,750
(not including examiners' fee)
Martin 4-0-4 CoPilot Checkout....................$1,750
(our CoPilot program is our most popular)
Both programs include two days of airline-style ground school,
your own personal Martin 4-0-4 pilot's flight manual, a
beautiful 8X10 photograph of the Martin in flight, a
handsome graduation certificate, and your flight-training
program.
Captain CoPilot
Program Training Hours....5.0 1.5
Training Sessions.........3 1
Observing Sessions........3 1
Checkride Hours...........2.0 X
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Captain and CoPilot trainees can normally train to proficiency
in programmed hours. Additional training,if needed, will be
charged at $1,500 per block hour.
Examiner's fees are NOT included. Rates are per block hour.
Captains must hold at least a Commercial Pilot Certificate
with Multi-Engine and Instrument ratings. CoPilots must have
a Private Pilot Certificate with a Multi-Engine rating.
NO "vanity" ratings. No guaranteed ratings.
Captains must demonstrate proficiency in all manuevers in
accordance with the FAR's to be rated.
On Final Approach
© Copyright AOPA Magazine - August, 1999 issue
Renowned aviation writer Barry Schiff on training approach to
Oxnard, California airport with AOA instructor, FAA examiner,
and AVWEB contributor John Deacon in the right seat.
AIRLINERS OF AMERICA SENIORITY SYSTEM
You will be added to the Airliners of America seniority list
upon successful completion of either training program. You
will then be eligible to fly the aircraft as part of the Crew
to an airshow or on one of our museum express tours.
PAYMENT
Please send your 10% deposit today to secure
your class date. Your course material will be shipped to you
upon receipt of your deposit. Balance in full is due upon your
reporting to class.
UNIFORM
We also sell lots of great t-shirts, golf shirts, jumpsuits,
hats, pins, patches, etc. that are required attire when serving
as a crew member. All proceeds from the purchase of uniform items
go to support operation of the aircraft.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
The best way to raise funds to save these old airliners is by
spreading the word - and that's where your enthusiasm is deeply
appreciated. Tell all your aviation friends about Airliners of
America. Our goal is to preserve one example of each of the
classic airliners. With enough enthusiasts like yourself involved, the sky is the limit!
Thanks again for your enthusiasm, and see you in ground school!
Jeff Whitesell
President, Airliners of America
805-444-2257
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