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I soloed 10/87 in a c-152 with around 10 hours. My father was my CFI. By far, it was the most meaningful moment of my flight training. Funny thing is that I now instruct in the very plane I soloed in 15 years ago.
 
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PS. I was just kidding when I said "I hope he doesn't use this excuse too much" I know the conditions were bad for a solo flight.


Also, on the main page, beside the thread title there is an a picture of an envelope with a hole in it. What does the little envelope mean?
 
I soloed in a 172 (5215K - I will never forget that airplane :) ) in just a little over 12 hours. The airport I soloed at closed a few years later and doesn't exist anymore - I am envious of other pilots who can go back to the same airport in the same airplane years later.
 

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