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![]() "Snowbird" wrote in message om... and a long-time CFI. But his "solution" is to have a one-day course, associated with the National Convention, in which pilots pay a hefty fee ($100-$200) for 'recurrant training' done by "national names". I think perhaps a much more relevant and successful approach would be to have this course be relevant to your specific airplane type. Whether the program is done by a "national name" or not, how about a specific review of accidents related to your airplane type and then a discussion of how those accidents can be prevented? This seems to me to be more "doable" than a generic "aviation safety" program and it also seems to me that this would be more relevant to your particular type association. -------------------- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com |
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