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May 24th 05, 08:16 PM
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"Guillermo" wrote in message
... Jay Beckman" wrote in message news:EAKke.1149$rr.123@fed1read01... I would never, never perform an intentional stall with a non-pilot passenger on board. At the very least, you're scaring someone needlessly (and probably killing off any chance that they would want to get into flying...), at the very worst, you're inviting a struggle for the controls. I think it depends a lot in the passengers you have I agree. I've had an adventuresome non-pilot friend come along for a checkout ride at a new FBO. I made sure he understood that stalls, steep turns, etc. would be demonstrated. --Gary 
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