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Old July 23rd 03, 10:28 PM
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"john smith" wrote in message
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Ask what the minimum insurance requirements are. With no previous
taildragger experience, the insurance may require ten hours of dual, or
maybe 25, depending on the aircraft.

That's on target. If you plan to use it, find out not only what the min
insurance reqmt is, but check what you'll have to pay as a low time tail
dragger pilot. It may be prohibitive.

But if it's just skill building, have at it. You'll learn to use your feet.


 




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