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kneeshoe said:FOI. Drilled me for 3 hours on just the FOI until he decided to bust me. It was pretty rough. I thought I knew it well until he proved me otherwise.
Sorry to hear.... I got my AGI before my CFI initial (piece of cake, just take two writtens instead of one)... that way he wouldn't drill me with FOI's. He didn't even ask me a single FOI question during the oral.kneeshoe said:FOI. Drilled me for 3 hours on just the FOI until he decided to bust me. It was pretty rough. I thought I knew it well until he proved me otherwise.
First off, because it only requires you to take an additional knowledge test, which is the exact same test as the Flight Instructor - Airplane (plus one or two additional questions, all of which can be found in the Gleim book). In other words, if it's so easy to do, why not do it?Checks said:clue me in because i havent been able to figure it out yet...if you have a CFI why would you get an AGI?
I don't know if it opens up any type of employment doors, but it certainly can't look bad on a resume, ya know?a. The flight instructor must hold a commercial pilot certificate with an instrument rating (glider flight instructors need not hold an instrument rating) or an ATP certificate;
b. The flight instructor must hold a ground instructor certificate with an advanced or instrument ground instructor rating; and
c. The flight instructor must have accomplished the following within the previous 24 months:
(1) Trained and recommended at least 10 applicants for a practical test, at least 8 of whom passed their tests on the first attempt;
(2) Conducted at least 20 practical tests as a designated pilot examiner, or graduation tests as chief instructor of a 14 CFR part 141 approved pilot school course; or
(3) A combination of the above requirements. (Two practical tests conducted equal the credit given for one applicant trained and recommended for a practical test.)
kneeshoe said:I came across another question in studying for my checkride. Here it is:
I got a first class medical in January of 2004 (under age 40). Say I pass the checkride on Friday; can I act as a CFI as soon as I finish, or do I have to go get myself a first or second class medical?