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March 14th 04, 12:58 AM
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So if you start at age 50, you will be 51 or so when you get your
pilot certificate. How old will you be a year from now if you DON'T get your pilot certificate? "TF" wrote in message ... Sound like alot of wisdom in this newsgroup would appreciate the same about what my prospects can be starting at 50. Flight has always been a lure for me (father in the business, avid flight sim user etc etc) Now that I can financially afford to do the real thing (well lets say ~ $7,000/year afford). I haven't looked beyond the adventure of just getting a PPL but I'm still dreaming. Possible scenarios ? Bring me back to earth ? AARP Student Pilot (that card came in the mail on my birthday) 
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