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Hi All, I live in Santa Monica. It's been about 5 years since I've moved from New Jersey and flown. Looking to get back into it. Been really into the idea of training in a cirrus now at least a glass cockpit 172 to start. Any good questions or clear stay away places? Would also be interested...

Hi All, Been a few years since I have been on here.. I have my PPL, low hours - maybe 75-80 just moved to Santa Monica like 9 months ago and haven really flown. Been interested in getting back in, its been about a year and Half since I last flew.. Any recommendations for somewhat reasonable...

beautiful write up.. its that long cross country that scares the hell out of you.. i had a bunch of surprises on mine as well. Everything changed in weather compared to what i planned for..

Landing on water is softer? go for a swim ? lots of reasons , plane needed a bath, maybe he wanted to scuba later and see his plane under water ..

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interesting he dint take the controls sounds dangerous. /Im not sure what kind of a pia you are but I'm sure you are on. He could be the best instructor for you, or the worst give it another try and then switch.

Nice write up

Wow sick was wondering how long it took. Did you fly 3 times a week? how much reading per week>?

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What a thread until sushi talk went outa comtrol

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DUDE CIRRUS ARE SO SEXY AND NICE ID RATHER HAVE THE NEWEST AN DBEST THAN OLD TECHNOLOGY.! TAKE THE PLANE

Interesting stuff..

Very cool

so I'm assuming you soloed

As you slow down the plane you in essence put the aileron all the way into the wind not less. But the truth is as you fly more don't focus on where the wind i coming from the plane will tell you and show you where its coming from and you counteract like that instead of just hey its coming in...

wow great they all lived.

even single pilot Jets you can fly like the mustang if i remember correctly

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