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Jim Stewart
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What Theo said.
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N918KT wrote: Tell ya the truth, I don't think my parents care about me flying anymore because it's too expensive and dangerous. They just don't see the value of flying.
Kevin, this article is must reading for your parents:

http://avsport.org/about/reluctant.htm

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Paul
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Post by goinaround »

Kevin, you have been given some good advice, there is only one lsa in my area and after 14 hours in it I have come to the realization that at this point I don't like it. lsa is in it's infancy and that can be troublesome as you know.
What I am doing while I hope for a light sport is continuing to study and flying 172's and a symphony 160 (which I really like). It doesn't matter what you train in as long as you checkride light sport. I suppose you can't solo unless it's light sport but hey your flying. :D Good luck and let us know how you're doing.
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