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Flying again after 23 years earthbound.



 
 
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Old July 28th 03, 08:22 AM
Tom S.
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Has anyone else started flying after many years of inactivity? Any
problems or interesting things you would like to share with me and the
group?


I just recently started flying again after a 20 year lay off.

I just requaled my Private ticket, now I'm going to re-do my instrument and
ME ratings.

The coordination and motor skills came back quick enough, but the big
changes were in Airspace rules and avionics. When I left in 1984, RNAV was
just coming into widespread use, and now there's GPS...


 




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