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This is the entire JetU Fleet as of November 19, 2008.  JetU does not have any jets and never has had any jets.

N9935F This is a 1999 Cessna 172R

N6595V  (RG)  This is a 1980 Cessna 172RG.  This plane actually belongs to Airborne .  It's listed on their website here:  (Out of fleet)

AIRBORNE RENTAL PRICING

See Part 61 or Part 141 section for more information about Airborne.

N48757 This is a 1977 Cessna 152 (Out of fleet 03/18/09)

N704HB  This is a 1976 Cessna 150 (Out of fleet 03/18/09)

N2128L  This is a 1976 Beech Baron (Out of fleet)

N888CS  This is a 1973 Piper PA34-200

N430MS This is a 2006 Diamond Twinstar* (Out of Fleet)

N61PA  This is a 2006 Diamond Twinstar*

* Students are not permitted to timebuild in the Twinstars any longer because of the gear box issues.  The Twinstars are strickly used for 2 checkride preps and the checkride.

N727FP  This is a 2007 Diamond DA40 on leaseback.

N787HC This is a 2006 Diamond DA40 owned by Heath and leased back to the school.

N129PA  This is a 2005 Diamond DA20

N141BB  This is a 2005 Diamond DA20

N406PS  This is a 2006 Diamond DA20

N630AW  This is a 2004 Diamond DA20

JetU has a total of two simulators.  At one time they did have three.  One was removed shortly after the new Paradigm arrived last spring.  (2008)

1.  Diamond Simulation DA42 Flight Training Device.  It has a Level 5 certification by the FAA.  Students spend 50 hours in this Simulator during their instrument and multi-engine training. (This is used mostly on the flight school side--but they do some instrument review work with the Jet Students on this device.)

2.  Paradigm Shift Solutions CRJ Flight Simulation Training Device.  (This is used only on the Jet side) Students spend up to 60 hours  in this Simulator and trade off between Captain and First Officer.