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July 31st 03, 06:14 PM
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"Frequent_Flyer" wrote in message
.com... I was noticing their have been a lot of posts on the usenet about this sports pilot license that doesn't even require a physical. What is the point of this? I think it is crazy from what I have read. It makes it sound like you all you need to do is show a drivers license and you can fly a lighweight? You obviously haven't read anything factual regarding the Sport Pilot certificate. Except maybe the part about not requiring a physical (and that's not even a sure thing). In fact, the Sport Pilot certificate will result in MORE pilots being required to obtain formal training and FAA certification than they do now. Pete 
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