Aerobatics, the PFA and the PPL
In general terms, there's a lot to be said for buying a share anyhow. Firstly you get more aeroplane for your money, secondly you are sharing the group with people who have more experience and you can learn from.
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Darth Bovine, I'm in Dublin.
I wonder how many would be interested in a group based around an S1D or S1S? They'd need a few hours taildragger time, aeros training (AOPA certificate maybe) and a few hours dual in an S2A/B/C with an instructor. Like I said, it'd be a year or two yet.
I wonder how many would be interested in a group based around an S1D or S1S? They'd need a few hours taildragger time, aeros training (AOPA certificate maybe) and a few hours dual in an S2A/B/C with an instructor. Like I said, it'd be a year or two yet.
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