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Recommended Route for Aerobatic Instruction?

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  1. LTCTerry on May 03, 2013

    A bit of searching online will help. Consider joining the EAA’s group IAC – International Aerobatic Club, though there’s nothing international about it.

    I found my initial and continuing aerobatic training to be a lot of fun. I’ve even flown in one competition. It made me a better pilot for sure – a glider will go straight up, but not for long!

    Side note, vertical downlines in gliders can be more dangerous than in powered planes due the the very clean airframe and lack of spinning drag brake.

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