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July 12th 04, 05:28 PM
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"Andrew Gideon" wrote in message
online.com... Paul Sengupta wrote: Like I've said before, apparently the opening line for CAA safety seminars here in the UK is usually "For just turning up tonight, you're 20 times less likely to suffer a fatal accident before I've even said a word...ok, you can all go home now!". So what can be done to encourage more use of the WINGs program (and other forms of "post-certification education)? This is the question though. Some people are safety oriented, some aren't. Those who aren't, those "statistics waiting to happen"...would attending seminars change their behaviour? Paul 
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