I'd agree the risk is very small. Find a good school, try it out, see how you go- why not go for a PPL for the time being and look to involve your kids?
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Hello AG!
I suppose you are talking about recreational flying. As said before, 2 things need considered: 1: Risk 2: Money Point 1 has been discussed, flying is not suicidal or terribly dangeorus, and 40+ year old Planes are no problem. Learned to fly in something older than that myself. For point 2 you already stated it would be OK for your situation and you would not impoverish your family (at least I understood it that way). Besically, these questions arise a lot of times for things that are expensive (percieved as dangerous maybe) and are not objectively needed. I once read a nice article by Bud Davisson, maybe this helps you along in making your decision: Acrophobia - Grassroots Best regards, Purzel |
Your biggest dilemma will soon be what child you sit in the right hand seat for the outbound leg. Tim |
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