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Old 29th Aug 2011, 17:26
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Human Factor
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Having completed five hours of aeros training back in 19mumble-mumble as part of a CAP509 course, sadly in a C152 Aerobat instead of a proper aeroplane, and subsequently taken a break from that kind of thing for a few years, I have been flying a Yak52 in various unusual attitudes regularly for the past five years.

I presume my rating will be granted no questions asked as a result.

Out of interest, does anyone know if a Yak52 is an "EASA" type or not? I assume it is as it has a CAA Permit (as opposed to LAA).
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