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Old December 17th 04, 09:25 PM
Hudson Valley Amusement
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Micheal -

Thanks for your insight on my idea. I do know about the safety pilot/hooded
pilot way that ATP does it. I agree that the transition from seminole to 421
will be a big change, but I will also have an oportunity to fly right seat in
the 421 to get some experience before I even go to flight safety or similar.

Regarding the 310, I do have a few hours right seat in that as well and I like
your idea of using it as a stepping stone b/t the seminole and the 421.

Thanks again!
 




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