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July 10th 09, 01:46 PM
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Help. Obtaining a UK Gliding License on the basis of my AmericanLicense
On Jul 10, 5:45*am, Don Johnstone wrote:
The basic requirement remains, to fly a glider solo in the UK you have to be aged 16 years or more. That is the ONLY legal requirement, there are no others, no medical, no certificate, no licence, no talking to jobsworth. You just need to be 16 years or older. Sadly, on that front I am more than qualified... 
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