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Started in August of last year. After a 2 hr checkride I'm all finished, for now. Hasn't really set in yet. Ranks right up there with the birth of my two girls and getting married!
 
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Congrats ....every day you fly give your self the same speech you will give your girls when they get behind the wheel of a car for the first time...
congrats again keep the greasy side down and the windshield wipers in front of you at all times
 
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Congratulations
Keep the greasy side down and remember you are a pilot not a driver!
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Congratulations!


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Ditto the congratulations!


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Thank you for the post. Brings back 1975 so clearly when I soloed in a Cessna 150!

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congrats!!!.. don't ever let anyone intimidate you into anything you don't feel comfortable with... owning a plane just gives you another reason to find to go eat dinner someplace different... enjoy!!!


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HUGE congrats!!!! I'm very envious!
I'll be there in a month or so, just need to study more and get that damned written out of the way. I started in Oct and was beginning to think I was dragging it out a bit but based on your timeline it looks like I'm right on track!

Where are you located, btw?

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HUGE congrats!!!! I'm very envious!
I'll be there in a month or so, just need to study more and get that damned written out of the way. I started in Oct and was beginning to think I was dragging it out a bit but based on your timeline it looks like I'm right on track!

Where are you located, btw?

Regards,
Scott


keep with it. the last few weeks were a grind. I had to schedule my checkride three different times.

I fly out of Taylor (T74) but live in Austin.
 
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Congratulations! Thats a happy day! Any plans on moving on to an instrument rating? Even if you don't go for the check ride, the training will be helpful.

My examiner on the instrument check ride told me, "You passed. That doesn't necessarily mean you know what you doing. All this license does is allow you to learn on your own, without an instructor, how to fly instrument."

True statement.

Congratulations.
 
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Originally posted by Wendell Reich:
Congratulations! Thats a happy day! Any plans on moving on to an instrument rating? Even if you don't go for the check ride, the training will be helpful.

My examiner on the instrument check ride told me, "You passed. That doesn't necessarily mean you know what you doing. All this license does is allow you to learn on your own, without an instructor, how to fly instrument."

True statement.

Congratulations.


Well said!

I am buying into a 172K tomorrow.

Next will be upgrading the panel.

Then start my IFR training.
 
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Congratulations and well done. It is worth every cent.
 
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Solo in 1964 Comercial in 1968. 15000+ & I say to my self EVERY time I strap in .Be on your toes this bitch will try to kill me. But I still love it Big Grin


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