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May 1st 08, 01:53 AM
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141 Schools
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message .. . Buttman wrote in : RC_Moonpie wrote: Do I want my offspring to be a pilot or do I want them to be a regulation expert with average skills? Do you think part 61 schools are immune to all of these problems? I've got news for you, no one is a "real pilot" by your definition at 250 hours, no matter whether they came from a part 141 school, or a part 61 school. Not unless they;ve learned to shut the fuel off on takeoff, eh? Bertie But surely you would agree to shutting off the fuel while teaching your "hot dog" approaches. After all, skill level and such. 
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