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February 28th 05, 10:42 PM
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"Stefan" wrote in message ... Dave Stadt wrote: I suspect most pilots don't know separation is not provided in Class D. I've always thought that you must pass a written to get your certificate? Or do most pilots just learn the answers by heart without understanding them? Stefan You must pass a written test but there is no requirement to pass with a perfect score or to remember any of it for any length of time. It is also not the kind of thing I have ever been asked during a BFR. 
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