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● RDT COMM ·KuntFase99 ·June 7, 2026 ·14:09Z

1st ever Discovery Flight!

An individual who developed a fear of flying at age 8 completed a discovery flight, during which they controlled the aircraft during takeoff and climbed to 1,500 feet before practicing coordinated turns at 2,500 feet. The instructor pilot managed the landing and provided professional guidance throughout the experience. The positive flight motivated the individual to pursue further flying opportunities.
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