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From The CFI #10: What Type Are You?
Ready to move into a jet? No matter how big, all jets require a type rating if you want to fly one. You might think that means they’re hard to learn and harder to fly, but usually that isn’t true. AVweb’s Linda Pendleton explains what it takes to get a type rating.WHAT’S NEW
What’s New — Products and Services
This month AVweb’s survey of the latest products and services for pilots, mechanics and aircraft owners brings you floats for all Cessna 172s, panel design software for experimental aircraft, a new Husky aircraft and much more.
New Articles and Features on AVweb
Key Takeaways:
- AVweb's "From The CFI" column explains that all jets require a type rating, which is often not difficult to obtain or implies the aircraft is hard to fly.
- The "What's New" section surveys the latest products and services for pilots, mechanics, and aircraft owners, featuring items such as Cessna 172 floats, panel design software, and a new Husky aircraft.
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