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Post subject: Re: Best aircraft for $750,000?  Posted: 27 Nov 2017, 21:19 |
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Username Protected wrote: You said my safety would be improved to a greater degree than a Biz jet with a co-pilot, on this I don't agree for many reasons. Let me rephrase so it parses more exactly. The relative safety improvement for you having a copilot is greater than for a biz jet to have a copilot. In other words, the copilot makes more of a difference for you than the biz jet. Mike C.
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