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williamtsullivan(at)att.n
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Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 5:14 pm Post subject: Firestar Project- training

Today I went up to the airport in Northampton, Mass., and started my refresher flying lessons. I had an hour in a Cessna 152 doing basic flight manuevers. I felt awkward at first, but got the hang of it again in about 20 minutes. The 152 was older and well used as a trainer, but solid. My flight experience was all in an Alon A-2 Ercoupe 39 years ago. I had just gotten up to a couple of hours of take-offs and landings when I had to quit because of an injury. Biggest problem today- unfamiliar with the Cessna dashboard. Just for any lurkers out there- first lesson in 39 years on Friday the thirteenth, in a plane with tail number ending in 513. The only bad thing was that I still liked it. This could have serious financial consequences.

    My wife takes her first refresher lesson tomorrow morning.

   

                                                Bill Sullivan

                                               Windsor Locks, Ct.

                                               FS/KX/447

             

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Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 5:39 pm Post subject: Firestar Project- training

good for you Bill.

    keep up your training and you will enjoy  the kolb.

 jim swan firestar ll in micigan

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		       Today I went up to the airport in Northampton, Mass., and started    my refresher flying lessons. I had an hour in a Cessna 152 doing basic flight    manuevers. I felt awkward at first, but got the hang of it again in about 20    minutes. The 152 was older and well used as a trainer, but solid. My flight    experience was all in an Alon A-2 Ercoupe 39 years ago. I had just gotten up    to a couple of hours of take-offs and landings when I had to quit because of    an injury. Biggest problem today- unfamiliar with the Cessna dashboard. Just    for any lurkers out there- first lesson in 39 years on Friday the thirteenth,    in a plane with tail number ending in 513. The only bad thing was that I still    liked it. This could have serious financial consequences.

     My wife takes her first refresher lesson tomorrow morning.

    

                                                   Bill Sullivan

                                                   Windsor Locks, Ct.

                                                   FS/KX/447

              

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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 12:23 pm Post subject: Firestar Project- training

CONGRATULATIONS BILL!  WAY TO GO!HOPE YOUR WIFE'S FLIGHT WEN T WELL TOOFLY SAFE

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		    Today I went up to the airport in Northampton, Mass., and started my refresher flying lessons. I had an hour in a Cessna 152 doing basic flight manuevers. I felt awkward at first, but got the hang of it again in about 20 minutes. The 152 was older and well used as a trainer, but solid. My flight experience was all in an Alon A-2 Ercoupe 39 years ago. I had just gotten up to a couple of hours of take-offs and landings when I had to quit because of an injury. Biggest problem today- unfamiliar with the Cessna dashboard. Just for any lurkers out there- first lesson in 39 years on Friday the thirteenth, in a plane with tail number ending in 513. The only bad thing was that I still liked it. This could have serious financial consequences.

    My wife takes her first refresher lesson tomorrow morning.

   

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                                               Windsor Locks, Ct.

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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:09 pm Post subject: Firestar Project- training

At 09:12 PM 6/13/2008, william sullivan wrote:

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