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Old 20th May 2005, 19:55
joanna joanna is offline
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Tomahawk?great..could u tell me more about it because i would like to compare with he plane i fly(IAR 46,made in Romania)..i'd like to know things as max speed,horse power and some others techical details...
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Old 16th December 2005, 21:03
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Hi avi8orgirl !

This looks like an old thread and I bet by now you have your licence. The younger you start, the better it is. I've been involved with the Royal Canadian Air Cadets for several years, working with the gliding program, flying scholarships and officer training. Now I'm flying Young Eagles. Tally so far is 611 glider tows, 601 cadet familiarization flights and 56 Young Eagles. Like a lot of people you will meet, I'm a guy that learned to fly young and want to "put something back".

I've been flying a Mooney M20C for the last 11 years. Before that I had a PA-12.

Best of luck in your aviation future!!!!



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