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Old October 4th 04, 12:18 AM
Damian Skeeles
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Default Best time of year to learn in Florida

Hi,

I'm living in the UK, and have been planning to take my PPL for a
couple of years now. The original plan was to take it this October,
but it's a little late for that now, hence I'm now looking at March
next year. Due to time & cost constraints, I'm thinking of going the
US-based intensive course route, most likely Florida.

I was just wondering; before I book my leave, is March a good time of
year to fly in Floria? I get the impression it's probably better than
mid-summer or mid-winter, but just want to check before I commit for
sure...

Thanks!


Damian
 




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