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November 3rd 04, 02:12 AM
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Dave Jacobowitz wrote: Here's a question for the group: I've got a flight instructor that I work well with. I finished my private with him and did my entire instrument rating with him. I want to start on my commercial (SE, and then CFI, CFII, and later ME) and was wondering if there is any good reason to look for someone new to train with. I'd say no. This guy has proven that he can teach you and you've proven that you learn well from him. If you want a different experience, wait 'til you need a BFR and go up with someone else. George Patterson If a man gets into a fight 3,000 miles away from home, he *had* to have been looking for it. 
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