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September 17th 04, 04:25 AM
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"Vaughn" writes:
Would she have a qualifying Sport Aircraft available to fly? Today, there are not many of these planes on rental lines. Remember, the "Cezzna" 152 is too heavy. If you don't have anything qualifying for her to fly, what good would the license be? I just don't think anything that gets people flying with less instruction is a good thing. 
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