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January 9th 07, 03:44 AM
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Handicapped Pilots
What resources are available for people with physical handicaps to
become pilots? I remember an article in AOPA PILOT about a blind person flying, that was a few months ago, but what about in general? People that are confined to wheelchairs, etc. Any info or pointers to material on that? thanks, KC 
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