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Old July 19th 03, 04:42 PM
Shirley
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Default Train in USA or Europe??

mosquito mos wrote:

I was looking for places in Arizona but they
don't seem to offer much instruction.


You can't be serious! Estrella Sailport (aka Arizona Soaring), located in
Maricopa County (almost halfway between Phoenix and Tucson), is well-known for
its level of instruction and availability of aircraft. There is also Turf
Soaring (located in Carefree, AZ, closer to and north of Phoenix).

--Shirley






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