What ever happened to the place at Redbird airport, I think it was called "multi engine training"? The guy who ran/owned it was named Clyde I think, and he always wore black. They had a few worn out, raggedy travelairs and did accelerated multi engine training. I did my multi there about 10 years ago. Just curious.
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got mine there and ya' made me wonder also. i did remember that his name was frederickson so i did a google search and came up with this.
got mine there and ya' made me wonder also. i did remember that his name was frederickson so i did a google search and came up with this.
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