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Posted by: Dan Johnson on March 31, 2009

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So, ask us what you’d like to know about learning to fly. The best blog posts come from questions asked by people like you. Just insert your question into the Comment section below.

Are you thinking about starting lessons? Are you already learning to fly, but want additional help? Maybe your a CFI and want to encourage us to cover some material. Speak up, because this blog is for you.

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Jeanne

Posted April 1, 2009 at 6:19 am | Permalink

I recently made a trip to Cape Cod and there was a lot of discussion about windfarms and the possible disruption to navigation for airplanes. Is this a real threat and is it only in the Cape Cod area or are there other areas in the country that are dealing with this? I noticed on a drive through southern MN many windfarms. Is this an area that would be difficult to fly through because of the windfarms? We have discussed the possibility of a wind generator on the lot next to our home but with my recent interest in flying I don’t want to create a problem for other pilots.
Dan Johnson

Posted April 7, 2009 at 8:46 am | Permalink

Thanks for your question, Jeanne. I’ll put some research together and get an answer posted soon. Keep the questions coming.

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