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I've been monitoring some student pilot blogs lately. It's a way of reminding myself how far I've come, whenever I get frustrated by how far I have to go. The first one to pass her checkride is clumpinglitter (forgive her that odd login name: you try finding a good unused name on livejournal). She is now the holder of a brand new private pilot licence, issued by the FAA, and valid for flying American-registered single engine land airplanes anywhere she pleases.
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Wow, thanks. This is pretty cool. I'm glad I can be an inspiration. :) Actually, I am surprised to see how far I've come as well, from knowing absolutely nothing about flying. And I mean nothing. And the more I learn, the less I know, but we are all probably familiar with how that works.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, as for flying anywhere I please, woohoo ADIZ -- here I come!
Just kidding.
-C