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![]() That's an interesting rule. It seems to imply that pilots who are not good at XC flying are more likely to transition to the Jantar than those who never land out on a long flight or only select airports if they must land. *The rule would be satisfied *by 37.5 local flying hours and 5 hopeless cross country attempts each lasting 0.5 hours Wouldn't simulated off airport landings in the Jantar be a more useful requirement? Andy I understand where you're coming from but if off field landings automatically imply that a pilot is not very good at flying XC then I'm REALLY bad... |
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