Save some money by doing your flight training in a Light Sport Aircraft (LSA). Most light sport aircraft are more advanced than most older flight training aircraft.
Video by: US Sport Aircraft
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Comments (2)
Gotta have very deep pockets these days last time I heard it cost $500 just for a private Check ride
The cheapest route to a PPL is to buy a cheap plane and hire the instructor separately.