Renting and flying clubs in San Diego

[jpmizzou]

I just got to San Diego a little over a month ago. I'm wanting to do some civilian flying, just taking family and friends up, or a little weekend trip every once in awhile. Does anyone have any suggestions for renting in the area? Any flying clubs that someone would recommend? Any info would be great.

 

[helo_wifey]

NASNI has one..http://www.ninfc.com/ (I think thats the link)

And just a suggestion..www.google.com is a nice feature. It took all of 5 seconds to pull up that link. I don't mean to be a b*tch about it, but you could have done a little bit of research.

http://webpages.cwia.com/~lrn2fly/Flying Clubs.htm *lists flying clubs in SD

 

[raptor10]

NASNI has one..http://www.ninfc.com/ (I think thats the link)

And just a suggestion..www.google.com is a nice feature. It took all of 5 seconds to pull up that link. I don't mean to be a b*tch about it, but you could have done a little bit of research.

http://webpages.cwia.com/~lrn2fly/Flying%20Clubs.htm *lists flying clubs in SD

I think he wanted personal recommendations from people who have gone through those schools, possibly to avoid being flown around by a guy Kim Philby would have been proud of...

 

[Stearmann4]

And just a suggestion..www.google.com is a nice feature. It took all of 5 seconds to pull up that link. I don't mean to be a b*tch about it, but you could have done a little bit of research

I think what she meant to say was; In addition to NASNI Flying Club, you might want to look at Gillespie Field (SEE) and Montgomery Field (MYF) as well. Both have two or three reputable flying clubs with a variety of aircraft on the line. Find the airport closest to your house and go wander around to see which club best fits your needs.

It only takes 8 seconds to be cordial...

 

[Brett327]

It only takes 8 seconds to be cordial...

Women fundamentally all hate each other - I love it. Anyhow, there are some other clubs and FBOs available, but I think you'll find the prices at the NASNI Flying Club hard to beat.

Brett

 

[Bene]

I flew at NINFC, it's pretty cool. The prices there are definatly hard to beat. I don't think that any of the planes were over $100/hour to rent and the cheepest was like $65/ hour. The only thing that I can think of is that the planes are older, but are well maintained.