Old student now new

[Danusmc]

So I started flight lessons and logged 16 hours when I was 18. I wasn't able to finish and I'm now thirty. I joined the marines to support my child on the way at the time. Now I'am an a&p mechanic and I want to persew a pilot career. I'm able to achieve it just looking for any advice from pilots on the best route to take.

I've flown a Cessna 172, 152, and some non documented time in a c-130. Looking for any advice on good schools to finish it out I guess. I'm able to go after a dream of mine. Any advice on good private pilot schools or cost comparisons around the us is appreciated. Thank you and look forward to this forum.

 

[warthog1984]

Need more info.

Where? How much time, $ do you have? What's your learning style like? What are your ultimate goals? What do you consider important in a trainer / flight school?

 

[poadeleted20]

And where are you/where are you willing to go for training.

 

[frfly172]

Plenty of good schools,and plenty of aircraft options. Need location you are interested in.

 

[Danusmc]

Time or money isn't an issue. I'm interested in single to twin engine bush piloting mostly. Interested in Colorado or Alaska with family in both states. I would prefer an experienced instructor in either of those regions or related ones I suppose. I currently reside in middle Georgia US.