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Old 13th November 2007 | 21:33
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DeeCee
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Kiwi, you are right of course, but I don't have a lot of choice right now due to geographical reasons. When I first learned to fly, it was at a big club and I had (mostly) one Instructor. However, the nearest airfield is as I describe above.

Fortunately it only comes up when I need a checkout. Sad really, because the airfield owner would get a lot more time out of us if we didn't have to wait for 'our' instructor to become available, and we could fly with whoever had time first.

Hey ho!

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