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Old May 18th 04, 10:26 PM
Dale
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In article ,
EDR wrote:



As others have posted, the 172 is a forgiving aircraft and allows a
poorly trained student to slip through the system.


The airplane doesn't allow anthing to happen. The system allows poorly
trained pilots - taildragger and well as nosedragger - to slip through
the system.

And about the "super" taildragger pilots. I used to fly a tricycle gear
airplane that had virtually everyone who flew it wimpering in
frustration just trying to get it to the runway for takeoff. It made a
tailwheel airplane seem easy.

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