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March 26th 04, 06:23 AM
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"Ian Forbes" wrote in message news  Caracole wrote: We recently had a pilot show up and ask if we would aerotow him in his Sparrow Hawk. Our first question was to ask if the glider was licensed. My first question would be, is the pilot competent, current and licenced to fly. Because it is an ultralight aircraft, no pilot's license is required in the United States, so the license question would be somewhat moot. "competent and current" are always great first questions. Vaughn But then I don't live in the USA... Ian 
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