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    Keep an Accurate Logbook

    August 12, 2021

    When you learn to fly, you are required to make a note of your flying hours in a logbook alongside a description of some sort,  in order to have a record of your experience.  This is for both you and the next instructor to see where you’re at.  Invariably

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