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January 18th 05, 09:14 PM
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"NoPoliticsHere" wrote in message I haven't seen any stats on this, but it seems to me that, just maybe, there could be a much higher rate of crashes when there are ladies in the cockpit. Why ever might such a thing "seem" to you? *shrug* I've got a 40-year-old oriental woman who's barely 5' tall as a commercial instructor. She gets a lot of crap from the old boys who show up. "Oh, hi there. I'd like to [rent a plane, buy some charts, take lessons, charter a flight...] Are you the owner's wife?" Not only is she a commercial, instrument and multi-instrument flight instructor, she's working on her second math PhD (already has one in Calculus), graduated from the Air Force Academy and is currently a Major in the USAFR. -c 
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