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I always thought it was great fun taking my professional pilot friends
up in a glider for the first time. They find out their feet are used for more than going back and taking a leak. I fly power for transportation and gliders to really experience flying. Nothing like circling in a thermal with a gaggle of hawks. Once you get it in your mind that in most cases you can find some place to safely land, you'll relax and have a ball. Realizing that many glass ships have a glide ratio in the range of 35:1 to 53:1, finding a landing place from 1000 AGL in most parts of the country is not especially hard. Get the rating -you'll be a better pilot for the effort. |
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