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February 2nd 06, 10:19 PM
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Bonanza Down in AZ
Japan Airlines used to train in Bonanzas/King Airs in Napa, CA. No accidents
that I am aware of. For all I know they still do. Bob Gardner wrote in message ... Marco Leon mmleon(at)yahoo.com wrote: It sounds like they're doing primary training in a Bonanza. Isn't that asking for trouble? Marco That was my first thought, too. It's been said you can't attach a lot of significance to any particular number because every pilot is different; nevertheless, a student pilot soloing a Bonanza with just over 40 hours ... most of us are thinking the same thing. 
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