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    Runup area/Hold short Etiquette

    I always viewed the run-up area as a place that I could get out of the way, take care of anything that I needed to, and prepare both my plane and myself for takeoff. When I'm ready, I'll taxi to the hold short line. Feel free to "pass" me while I'm in the run-up area, provided that you are...
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    LLCs for personal-use planes: tax return practices

    Disclaimer - Free advice from a random stranger on the internet is worth exactly what you paid for it! I'd recommend establishing a "Fair rental rate" that covers fixed/variable costs and associated reserves. Now your LLC has income. However, you want to minimize your income for tax reporting...
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    Thai A380 Really hard landing at Narita Tokyo

    Looks good to me. This is exactly how I fly a Cessna 152. It has been a while since I've heard the stall warning! :D
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    Hangar Opportunity

    I'll probably do the same thing (sign up in the spring). Last time I looked at their website they were offering a couple glider flights for less than $200.
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    Hangar Opportunity

    Have any of you flown with this club? I'm thinking about a glider add-on rating.
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    Flight School Checklist

    There are a lot of things that you pay for that aren't listed on the invoice :yikes:
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    Flight School Checklist

    Where do you live? Perhaps one of us can recommend a flight school they've used, for private pilot lessons, advanced ratings, or continuing education/refreshers on specific topics. Also, what are your long term goals? Are you looking to fly for the airlines, or taking your family/friends for...
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    Rental near koP

    Another airport just down the road from King of Prussia is Chester County (MQS) http://www.chestercountyaviation.com/school_airplanes.cfm They have a Cessna 152, 162, several 172s, Piper Archer, Arrow, and Seminole. Runway 11/29 is a 5,400 X 100 :)
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