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The view: Deviating for thunderstorms over St. Louis
The pilot: Parvez Dara
The airplanes: Bonanza G36
The mission: Get around the weather
The memory: Flying at 12,000 feet over St. Louis deviating around thunderstorms was like flying in the Canyons. Kudos to the Kansas Center facility for their help. It was a mostly smooth flight and a periodic aircraft wash.
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Parvez Dara is an Airline Transport-rated pilot with a 10-time Master CFII rating and a Gold Seal designation. He is an Officer at the MAPA Safety Foundation, which conducts Pilot Proficiency Programs across the United States. He is also an Officer for the S.A.F.E. (Society of Aviators and Flight Educators) Organization. Parvez volunteers as a FAA Safety Team Representative and was honored with CFI of the year for the EA-17 Region in 2006 and as the region’s Safety Team Representative of the year for 2017. He writes about Flight Safety. Parvez is a Medical Hematologist/Oncologist with an MBA degree.
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