Which of the following was not a problem for the industry immediately after World War II? a.
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Which of the following was not a problem for the industry immediately after World War II?
a. Most of the less expensive aircraft were prewar models.
b. The availability of war surplus aircraft.
c. Much tougher FAA regulations regarding licensing private pilots.
d. A high percentage of VA students dropping out of flying after receiving their private pilot licenses.
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General Aviation Marketing And Management
ISBN: 9780894648847
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Authors: Bruce D. Wells, Alexander T.; Chadbourne
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