john smith wrote:
Jer in the Denver area posts here and teaches mountain flying.
Why not stop and visit for a while.

Peter R. wrote:
Disregarding the concept of density altitude as I am already familiar with
its affect on aircraft performance, would it still be advisable for me to
seek out some mountain flying instruction? My intention for this flight
is not to get too near the higher peaks of the Rockies, with the exception
of overflying the southern range in New Mexico.

Hello! I've returned from Sun-N-Fun... I'm tanned, rested and ready to fly!
Mountain flying and FUN available... 50 miles north of Denver at 3V5...
then you can save time/money by flying in the mountains instead
of around! Give me a call/email!

Best regards,

Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocation!" Eberhard

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