[I am a native speaker of English, but not a teacher]
Without further context, I would guess that the speaker is referring to flying lessons/ flight school.
"Are you qualified to fly this [particular model] plane?"
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#1 19-Jun-2007, 13:21check out on
Did you check out on this plane?
What does it mean?
Tks so much.
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#2 19-Jun-2007, 13:55Re: check out on
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#3 19-Jun-2007, 23:34Re: check out on
Or possibly "Did you check up on this plane?"
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