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January 5th 05, 10:23 PM
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Robert M. Gary wrote:
I always thought it was strange that he bought a 727 but never bothered getting a commercial certificate or even a type rating. He does have a type rating for the Citation but its limited to VFR. It's simple. You hire a real pilot to fly the thing. The SIC doesn't need a type rating. 
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January 6th 05, 01:05 AM
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Ron Natalie wrote: Robert M. Gary wrote: I always thought it was strange that he bought a 727 but never bothered getting a commercial certificate or even a type rating. He does have a type rating for the Citation but its limited to VFR. It's simple. You hire a real pilot to fly the thing. The SIC doesn't need a type rating. I understand but I find it strage. As a pilot, if I had that much money I would certainly enjoy getting the type rating.
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