Introductory Flying Lesson – Makes a GREAT Gift!
$199 Introductory Flying Lesson at Princeton Flying School The student will fly for one hour – We recommend this Princeton Flying School lesson for those who are considering flight training because the time in the air will count toward the required hours when the person pursues his/her Private Pilot’s license. However, there is no obligation when you […]
1978 Cessna Hawk XP II ~ FOR SALE at Princeton Airport
1978 Cessna Hawk XP II 2250 TT 650 SMOH KB engine Aspen Pro Garmin 430W Garmin SL30 Garmin 345 ADSB in and out S-tec 50 AP JPI 830 Complete logs Fresh annual Very good paint and interior Hangared Current IFR No Corrosion No hail damage Call For Price Contact Ken Nierenberg at 609-731-4628 for details
Princeton Airport News – February 2019
As the “Polar Vortex” makes its way toward the east, we’re taking all precautions to make your flying safe. It’s surely a challenge. We dealt with the extremes of heat, wetness and now cold. Stay warm and consult your winter weather flying techniques to make sure all goes well. Despite the weather we have had […]
FAA Medical Doctor ~ Saturday, February 23rd, 2019
FAA Medical Doctor Doctor will be in on Saturday, February 23rd, 2019 8:00 am – noon Walk-ins until 11:30 am For appointments -609-921-3100 FAA Medical Doctor Michael Nosko IMPORTANT NEWS REGARDING MEDICAL APPLICATIONS!! EFFECTIVE OCT 1 2012 (FOR NEXT FAA DOC APPOINTMENT): ALL FAA MEDICAL FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT ON-LINE @ https://medxpress.faa.gov/ PRIOR TO […]
From The Right Seat with Pete Rafle – Podcast Episode 1
Welcome to “From The Right Seat” with Pete Rafle, Princeton Flying School Instructor Emeritus. In this episode Pete shares a few flying stories and teaching tips gained from his 55 years in the air… including Scattering Ashes the Right Way per Dick Nierenberg’s instructions… and The Sounds of Great Landings as personally demonstrated by […]
Princeton Airport News – January 2019
As we enter 2019, our first newsletter is full of news. 39N is never quiet as it should be. Please go through the whole newsletter so you will get the most out of basing. here. 2018 had its many challenges with the weather and the many TFRs, so when we look back over the year, […]