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Old 2nd Apr 2005, 17:21   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hello All future pilots and actual pilots!
Can anyone explain to me where NAC does their DL week revision in the UK?
This is to reduce the costs of going to FL twice ( being positive ).


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Old 2nd Apr 2005, 17:38   #2 (permalink)
 
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This is a not the place to be really asking a question like this, better just to email a school directly when you need info like this.

So give it a try, PM me or use the form on our groundschool website and I will tell you about the choice for Europe based students.

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