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Rod Machado’s guide to the flying school
Rod – Big Boss – Machado details on his blog what to look for when you enter a flying school for a private pilot license.
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24. August 2011
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Rod – Big Boss – Machado details on his blog what to look for when you enter a flying school for a private pilot license.
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