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Date: 2016-02-18 01:05:57
Aeronautics
Aviation
Aviation law
Air traffic control
Civil aviation
Avionics
Instrument flight rules
Visual flight rules
Flight plan
Standard instrument departure
Private pilot
International Virtual Aviation Organisation

HQ Pilots Group VersionFebTraining Director / Assistant director: Michael Hansohm / Zoltan Gyenge HQ Pilots Group Manager/Assistant Manager : Dionysis Moustakis / Ivan Traseira

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