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December 5th 03, 03:39 AM
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But a course in weather flying, be it pre- or post-PPL, would still be something useful, I think. Yes, you should have gotten one along with your PPL training. That said, you should never stop learning. Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address) 
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