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June 1st 06, 12:36 AM
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Beginning Flying Questions
wrote in message oups.com... Is there a FAQ that covers all beginning questions? I need one answer that will require someone just being honest with me. I am 6 foot and weigh about 260 pounds. A 152 is out of the question. A 172 would do fine, but a good instructor/operator will let you sit in the airplane just to see. You'll only have trouble down the road if you try to pack three other guys your size in the airplane. Also, what is the first step? How do I find a good flight school that I can trust if I know no other pilots? Where are you at? Ask here. -c 
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