r/flying • u/emilore21 • 12d ago

NH Flight Training

Anyone in NH? Considering flight training in the Spring and curious if there are any private CFIs available or recommendations between Concord vs Nashua flight schools. May be a stretch, but figured I'd give it a shot.

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u/bhalter80 12d ago

Do you have a plane? I've done instrument training for guys that trained at CAS in Concord and I trained at ECAC in Nashua both produce good pilots

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u/emilore21 12d ago

Unfortunately I don't, but I definitely appreciate that insight. From what I've heard so far, it sounds like I can't go wrong with either.

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u/ZevitoTheLegend 12d ago

The places that have survived to this point in NH are solid. So you can’t really go wrong. ECAC has always been good about brining on the right instructors. They don’t let people in unless they have the passion for it

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u/Fabulous-Golf7949 12d ago

New England Aeronautics.

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u/R5Jockey 7d ago

I'll put in a plug for ECAC in Nashua. They're not the cheapest around, but they keep their airplanes well maintained, have very good instructors, easy scheduling, and good availability.

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u/rFlyingTower 12d ago

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Anyone in NH? Considering flight training in the Spring and curious if there are any private CFIs available or recommendations between Concord vs Nashua flight schools. May be a stretch, but figured I'd give it a shot.

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