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May 4th 05, 02:49 AM
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KayInPA wrote: All the rules, even the mystifying ones, are there for a reason though. Usually, a result of one specific incident from the past and there to protect pilots and airplanes from future repetitions. You're right Kay. Sometimes the reason is to turn checkout flights into a profit center. You didn't say that all of the rules existed for a "good" reason :-)) If I were the OP, I'd lose this outfit. 4 hrs for a 172 checkout is nothing more the blantant milking. Sure, flying with an instructor may not be a bad idea, but the fact that they're forcing a long checkout, plus the fact that they won't let him fly in the 152 that he's currently checked out in, raises a whole bunch of red flags. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) 
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