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December 9th 07, 04:32 PM
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Is it really called a "can"...
Or are the guys at the FBO just f'ing with me?
The thing with the keys, paperwork, hobbs logs, etc. for a rental aircraft. What's the origin of this term? Google searches lead to nothing but other senses of the word "can" and online slang / dictionaries have nothing either. Is it an acronym? How pervasive is the term? Where does it come from? Past the can...  T 
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