I was surprised recently when I saw how many private pilots are out there in the world. They are plenty of them all over the place, I even live down the street from about 4 flight schools.
I am just curious. Do any of you tubenetters (if that is the proper term) hold a sport, recreation or private pilot certificate?
Private Pilot anyone?
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ken k
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Re: Private Pilot anyone?
my wife is working on her pilots license now.
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Mirafone 187 BBb
1919 Pan American BBb Helicon
1924 Buescher BBb tuba (Dr. Suessaphone)
2009 Mazda Miata
1996 Honda Pacific Coast PC800
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Rochester2013
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Re: Private Pilot anyone?
How many hours has she logged? I am thinking about starting lessons.my wife is working on her pilots license now.
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Re: Private Pilot anyone?
Both my wife and I have Private Pilot Licenses with Instrument Ratings. I addition we own a vintage 1957 Cessna 172.
Amongst aviators it is often said that any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. It's an even better landing when you can reuse the airplane.