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I would say a good pilot knows his personal limits.
RABBI
schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> De-lurking to pose a question:
>
> As a private pilot with very limited funds to fly, I am lucky to be able
> to rent a Cessna 150 a couple of times a month. I seem to fly her well,
> land on the numbers, hold my altitudes and have good control of all my
> airwork. But does that make me a *good* pilot?
>
> As I read through the posts in this N.G., I sometimes regret that I
> screwed up in life financially and as a result, am only able to rent an
> airplane, and it is a 150 that I can only rent 2-3 times a month! When I
> read all about the guys flying Mooneys, Twins, Complex A/C, etc, I
> sometimes wonder what kind of looser I must be, since Ill likely never
> get to fly or gain any experience in any of these *dream* aircraft.
>
> Regards,
> Rod
>
>
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