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June 12th 04, 04:01 PM
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Tony,
Me too! Cheers! "Tony Verhulst" wrote in message ... ...instructor (single, multi, and instrument) in less than 300 hours. They have been taught to fly wide, power-on patterns with stabilized power-on approaches because this is what they will be doing in the airlines (their eventual goal) and that's what they teach their students because they don't know anything else. No kidding! I freaked one out once during a BFR by slipping a Skylane on short final. Tony V 
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