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Old 6th Jan 2005, 16:26
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don9999
 
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Very interesting Frank.

Can I ask a couple of follow-up Q's?

Was there any particular reason that you did 150+ hours in America? Was it to get got enough to get your PPL, or just hour-building, or training towards another rating?

I 'thought' average for PPL was around 65 hours (though I may be wrong).

What do you do now? Just fly a few hours each year in the UK for fun, in order to maintain your PPL?

Cheers,
Don
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