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Old April 5th 05, 09:09 PM
Steve R.
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Just about the time you think you have the answers, you get to fly with
someone who is doing stuff you never dreamed of possible! When I fly
with someone who has half my hours and can do things I never thought
of, I have to bow my head in admiration and respect. I never stop
learning.
Ol S&B


And THAT is the key to becoming a first class pilot. I've met too many guys
through the years that thought their sh** didn't stink because they had some
multi thousands of hours under their belts. Just because someone doesn't
have as many hours in the air, doesn't mean they can't have experiences
beyond what the higher time pilot has. Maybe it's not likely, but as "Ol
S&B" pointed out, it's certainly possible and I think probably more likely
with rotorcraft than fixed wing.

The day you stop learning, is the day you start to die and I think that
applies to a lot more than just aviation!

JMO! :-)

Fly Safe,
Steve R.


 




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