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Old 12-22-2008, 09:47 AM
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Default Transition Training

Hello all, I had the distinct pleasure of getting a little transition training this past week. I was in Florida for a little vacation and I decieded to contact Jan Bussells and maybe take a little joy ride. It turned out that Jan had a day available. Jan is a retired professional educator and a very good one at that. We started out with the basics, slow flight, stalls, steep banked turns. Until that day, I had only flown 172's, a J3 Cub and a Cherokee 140. Talk about the RV grin! When it comes time to get your transition training, contact Jan. He is professional, very friendly and very very skilled. It was fantastic
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I second these comments. Jan is a great guy that knows what he is doing!
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