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March 17th 10, 01:02 AM
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Licensing order
On Mar 15, 11:54*pm, JS wrote:
Similar to Guy: Glider at least to solo. Learn what the wings do. ASEL to Private. Learn the additional bits. (take a written test) Glider add-on. (no second written test) Enjoy. Jim I got the private + instrument first and recently got a glider rating for my motor glider. In hind site I would have been a much better pilot ie "knowing what the wings really do", if I had gotten my glider rating first plus it would have given me the much needed tail dragger experience. Soooo Glider first and power second or maybe as JS says to do above. 
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