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July 15th 06, 04:23 AM
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Maintenance and Insurance
On 14-Jul-2006, "Doug" wrote: Then after you have your certificate, go out and buy what you want (and can afford). I agree with everything Doug said EXCEPT that line. Far too many financially well-off but inexperienced pilots buy "what they want and can afford" in the form of a complex and high performance airplane inappropriate to their piloting skills. The result is all too often tragic. -Elliott Drucker 
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