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December 12th 05, 04:10 PM
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AOPA flight planner chuckle
My flying club is undergoing a fleet restructure, replacing Warriors
with Skyhawks. I was editing my profile on AOPA flight planner, deleting the old aircraft. When I highlight a plane and "delete" in the aircraft list, the dialog that pops up asks: The aircraft "Piper - PA28-161 - N81917" will be permantly destroyed. Continue? I think that's a little harsh. We want to sell them, not destroy them!  
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