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Where is a good place to get an ATP?

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sol rosenberg said:
Anyway, when you're taking written tests and preparing for you ATP checkride, your time is precious and you really don't have time to hire an instructor and have him/her "teach" you this material, as Ralgha suggests in the quote above. Good luck.
Ralgha said:
Exactly where did I say you need to hire an instructor to teach it?
Ralgha, I realize you did not physically type or say that you need to hire an instructor to teach it, that's why I used the word suggests.
Anyway, I'm not looking to argue with you, I'm only offering my advice to Navy737 in what I believe, IMHO, to be the fastest, easiest and cheapest way to knock out the ATP written/practical.
 
FlyingToIST said:
You may want to study grammer first..
"they're" not "their"
thanks for the spelling/grammar check, dood,
how about this? kak saker
 
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