I've got to agree with Opjose, the conversation here is academic because the plane that he wants isn't suited to train a student on. You'll find it almost impossible to find an instructor that will teach you to fly on that plane. You would be much better served getting a more traditional trainer

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I've put together a list of planes that make good trainers and second planes. All of them on the list are proven planes that are well suited for successfully letting students learn to fly, or advance to a second plane. Check out the list here</p>

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Hope this helps</p>

Ken</p></font></font>
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