Tacoma, WA · Western Airpark 06WN

Cessna 150 Dry Lease & Time Building for Tacoma Pilots

Fixed-term dry lease on a 1975 Cessna 150 (N714LP). You're Pilot-in-Command — no sharing, no instructor, no scheduling conflicts.

Time Building from Tacoma

Your Hours, Your Way — from Tacoma

Tacoma's general-aviation pilots mostly stage out of Tacoma Narrows Airport (KTIW), one of the busier GA fields in the south sound. Western Airpark 06WN is a straightforward drive south — roughly 40 minutes down SR 7 and SR 507 toward Yelm. For a Narrows-based pilot staring at $150-plus wet rental rates and a packed schedule board, a fixed-term dry lease on the Cessna 150 is a very different math problem: your block, your hours, your fuel.

01

Own the schedule, not a time slot

Narrows rental aircraft book up fast. With the block-time dry lease you're not competing for the airplane — it's yours until the hours are flown.

02

Real cost control for the hour build

Tacoma pilots working toward instrument or commercial ratings need a lot of cheap, repeatable hours. Lock a block rate as low as $65/hr and you know your number up front.

03

Worth the drive south

It's about 40 minutes from Tacoma to the 06WN area. For a full block of dedicated, no-sharing flight time, most serious hour-builders find that trade easy to make.

Tacoma Pilots Ask

Frequently Asked

FAQ

Tacoma Dry Lease & Time Building

The short answers
How far is Western Airpark 06WN from Tacoma?
Western Airpark (06WN) is located about three miles southeast of Yelm, Washington. From Tacoma it is approximately a 40-minute drive. Confirm current drive time before your first checkout.
Can Tacoma pilots really fly the Cessna 150 without sharing it?
Yes. This is a fixed-term dry lease, not a club or a shared rental. For the length of your lease you are Pilot-in-Command and the aircraft is exclusively yours until your block hours are flown.
What do I need to start building hours?
A current FAA Private Pilot License, a current FAA medical, and a one-time one-hour checkout with an approved CFI. Student pilots are not eligible.
How much does it cost?
Block-time dry-lease rates run from $75/hour (30-49 hours) down to $65/hour (150-200 hours) on a fixed term. You buy your own fuel; oil, insurance, and maintenance are covered.