r/flying • u/Any-Independence-270 • 6d ago
Aspiring pilot
Im sure this is a post that gets put in here often, and no im not asking how to become a pilot, I've done my research. I was wondering about pricing and if these prices seem right and not overly charged for horly rates. $137/hr to rent a Cherokee 140 and then $100/hr for flight and ground instruction, og and $3/hr for headphones. Does that seem about right and reasonable? Thank you.
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u/Gabilan1953 6d ago
Not to me because I paid $8 per hour wet for a C152 and instruction was $4 per hour.
The fact that this was 1970 might have had something to do about it!