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I am interested in taking a course every year to improve my piloting
skills. I am currenty a low-time (350 hour) private pilot with a recent IFR rating. Can folks recommend good weekend courses (preferrably ones with practical flying experience, not just lectures) that they have taken and really gotten a lot out of? I recall reading about one where they teach you to recognize and get out of REALLY unusual attitudes (like flying inverted)...using aerobatic airplanes. That sounded useful, but I do not recall the name of the course and where it is taught. Suggestions for the top courses around the country would be really helpful. Thanks in advance. -Sami |
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