How Many Hours Do You Fly Per Month?

by Jason Schappert

Between work, school, and life, it can be hard to make time for flying. So my question to you…

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Be sure to leave a comment below about how you balance flying in your life.

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Jason Schappert is an avid aviation enthusiast and upcoming industry leader. Jason was named AOPA’s number one collegiate flight instructor in 2008 and plays an intricate role in helping youth get involved in aviation through his Future Pilot Flight Academy programs.

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Jason Schappert

That's Awesome! No better excuse than a flight out and back for the 100 dollar hamburger!

-Jason

IntCo94112

I just finished school, but being the first pilot in a large family means that everyone wants a ride to dinner! - We make it a point to go at least once every other weekend with someone, or I'll take friends up for the same reason.

Jason Schappert

Broadhead,

Glad you found the website! Please don't hesitate to e-mail me with any questions regarding flight training!

Aircraft ownership can be pricey, but there are many ways to reduce ownership costs (future post idea maybe :) Thanks for the comment. Stay in touch

-Jason

broadhead

I had to put myself in the 0 - 5, as I haven't learned to fly yet, so I have been up just as a passenger. Great website, I'm learning a lot, but I'm a little discouraged about buying an airplane now, I wasn't aware the cost of ownership is as high as it is.

Patrick Flannigan

Anywhere from 30 to just under 100 depending on my schedule. I've been bidding "highspeeds" which allow me to fly the night flight out and the morning flight back, giving me most of the day at home. It really keeps life and work in balance.

Unless I can hold 15+ days off for the month, I usually avoid regular trips since I have no time to take care of the house at all.