As soon as they landed
"As soon as they landed, Jan told her husband that he had to come to Mississippi and fly with her new friend Janet M. in her Varga. She also told him that she was OK for him taking flying lessons."
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"Thanks for the certificate - very nice too - and thanks again for the flights, I enjoyed it so much and am up for flying again whenever you want."
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