r/TheHangar

Since there is no review here I thought I should add!
I have flown here some time and it is pretty shit.

The instructors I have flown with (Mohand) is terrible, every day it is a different rule and I’ve never met anyone so rude and unprofessional. We spend the first 30 minutes of the flight on the ground with the engine running whilst he challenges me about technicality that could have been done before the flight. HE IS A BULLY and has been reported for his conduct with atc allegedly I have heard from a student from another school who heard an argument with Granada atc. He all the time complain about the other student and how terrible they are but does not understand it his job to teach.

The other instructor Jorge is more interested on his phone than teaching, I asked him questions about the run up and checklist and he just does it all himself skipping half of the checklist and rushing me into the air so he can watch TikTok’s and message friends sooner. He just want the hour to build up so he can leave.

The cost: I was quoted one price and got charged another price 35€ MORE per hour. Over time this will affect the total you pay. I talk with boss about this he said it because one plane use more fuel (only 1gallon more per hour) so about 12€ more not 35 it is a scam.

There is 2 planes, one fpq is good but with a 110kg instructor and me it was overweighted if you have more than 1/2 tank and dangerously slow.
The other plane is a shit but fast.

The boss is a bully as well in the group he will be extremely rude and bully openly students.
He is never there because he lives 2 hours away and I heard from someone he used to allegedly be a mechanic at and Cristina ( administrator) used to be a part of fly in Spain a company that closed down leading to students out thousands of Euro.
I am Spanish so I can clearly listen how speak and I’m embarrassed how this place talks about other students especially from other parts of Europe, there is no respect and this is one of the reasons why I have left and went to another schools and got my license.

This is my first post here and I don't want to break any sub rules, so I am just making a very general first post.

I have an airplane I have been trying to sell on a big listing site. I've had several tire-kicker emails. Only one person has actually came out for a pre-buy, a week later said his financing fell through.

Am I allowed to post a link here? Or just post the whole sales package and pricing? What is the best way to get some views and some feedback from the community?

Thanks in advance

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As I have started my flying journey this last year, I realized how fragmented the preflight decision process can be when juggling weather, minimums, and aircraft data. So, I decided to build a tool to fix it.

I am getting ready to launch FlightScore, a flight risk assessment app designed to give you a clear, data-driven "Go/No-Go" score before you even untie the plane.

Before it officially hits the Google Play Store, I need a group of Android testers to kick the tires in Closed Testing (US Only Today) and give me some honest feedback. It is already available on the web and the Apple App Store. Flightscore.ai

Here is what you will be testing:

• The GO Score: A 0-100 score blending live weather with your personal risk assessment profile.
• AIPilot: An on-device AI that reads your uploaded POH, approach plates, or checklists. You can ask it questions in plain English (e.g., "What's my crosswind limitation?") and get instant answers, even at an FBO with no Wi-Fi.
• Pilot Workspace: ForeFlight logbook CSV importing, custom checklists, and offline document storage.

How to get access: If you have an Android phone or tablet and are willing to take it for a spin, comment below or send me a DM! I will reply with the official Google Play opt-in link.

I would love your feedback to help make this the best decision-support tool possible for the GA community. Thank you!

I built something because I needed it myself: an AI mock oral exam for Private Pilot checkride prep. I showed it to my instructor and a few other CFIs, and they said that I should market it.

The good thing: it acts like a real DPE.

The bad thing: it acts like a real DPE.

It works like a real oral: the DPE gives you a realistic scenario, and you have to work through METARs, TAFs, NOTAMs, AIRMETs/SIGMETs, and sectional charts. There’s also hands-free mode so you can actually talk through the exam instead of clicking through flashcards.

In hads-free voice mode it's a real conversation, as it will be on the oral exam.

Right now it supports Private Pilot. More checkrides are coming. My instructor is already pushing me to make it for instrument rating and for CFI exam.

I’m looking for honest feedback from student pilots, CFIs, and anyone recently through a PPL checkride. I’ll give free access to the first few people willing to test it seriously and tell me what felt realistic, what felt wrong, and what would make it more useful.

Not trying to hide that this is my project. I built it and I want to make it genuinely useful.

It lives here - https://provexar.com/