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August 20th 05, 03:13 AM
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Money is the main reason, but I think that most people who quit start
asking themselves why they are learning to fly in the first place. They begin to get the idea that you can't just get into a plane and go, and the logistical problems of using general aviation for transportation are daunting. A good CFI, of course, will ask those questions before the person even starts, so the best CFIs have lower dropout rates. 
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