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Old 06-26-2012 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Std Deviation
That of course begs the IFR rating question, would it be better to shell out the $140 an hour for the G-1000 Cessna 172, or the $85 on the 1976 M model complete with the ADF, to get glass upfront to ease the transition to a flying career.

I'm biased as I got the IFR in a beat up N model 172 (that caught fire a few years later and was a total insurance loss...). My first glass was at a regional. I'm just trying to give some credible guidance to a career changer. Well aside from, "have you considered law school?"
Recent news story about law school graduates sueing their schools because they are unable to find a job.

Unemployed lawyers sue schools over promises of jobs - Washington Times

Maybe they don't have a Skyhigh and a APC for future lawyers

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Old 06-26-2012 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by USMCFLYR
Recent news story about law school graduates sueing their schools because they are unable to find a job.

Unemployed lawyers sue schools over promises of jobs - Washington Times

Maybe they don't have a Skyhigh and a APC for future lawyers

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maybe we should have people start suing ERAU for false advertising over this whole pilot shortage thing, which could then actually create a real shortage (globally) if every 141 school goes out of biz.
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