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April 10th 05, 05:10 PM
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com... Only much later, when I began flight training, did I casually do some checking on him, just to see what his ratings were. Imagine my surprise when I discovered he wasn't listed as a pilot at all! He learned from Darwin... One of the best (and most unforgiving) instructors... Just remember, which came first, pilots or the FAA/CAA? 
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April 10th 05, 05:21 PM
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There were many pilots trained during WWII who did not apply for
civilian pilot licenses who continued to fly as civilians following their separation from service. My father was one of them. He had flown single engine seaplanes up through multiengine piston transports, but never bothered to get an FAA certificate. "Jay Honeck" wrote in message Only much later, when I began flight training, did I casually do some checking on him, just to see what his ratings were. Imagine my surprise when I discovered he wasn't listed as a pilot at all! Grumman-581 wrote: He learned from Darwin... One of the best (and most unforgiving) instructors... Just remember, which came first, pilots or the FAA/CAA?
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