My CFI Ride
- Thread starter BradG
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Great job BradG!
Congratulations, what a great accomplishment. Wait till you solo your first student. Wait till you get thrown up on. Wait...OK thats enough of that.
Start getting ready to explain things at least 3 different ways. You'll be flying with students from ages 16 to 60 and will have to explain the same thing you are teaching one way to the 16 year old and another way to the 60 year old.
Good luck!
Congratulations, what a great accomplishment. Wait till you solo your first student. Wait till you get thrown up on. Wait...OK thats enough of that.
Start getting ready to explain things at least 3 different ways. You'll be flying with students from ages 16 to 60 and will have to explain the same thing you are teaching one way to the 16 year old and another way to the 60 year old.
Good luck!
flyingtoilet
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Wait until you through up because your student is on his first solo. (Just kidding, it isn't USUALLY that bad).
Timebuilder
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Well done, Brad.
Now the REAL learning starts!
Now the REAL learning starts!
bobbysamd
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CFI ride
Congrats! Welcome to the "club!"
Please give us a post on your practical.
Wait til you (1) sign off dual given for the first time; it is exciting and gratifying; (2) solo your first student; it is scary, but exciting and gratifying; and (3) signoff your first student and send him/her to the examiner. That is stressful, scary, exciting, and gratifying, when he/she comes back and tells you "I passed!!" It's that way, every time, and, guaranteed, you'll love it to pieces, every time.
Now, the next phase of your aviation career begins. Best of luck and best wishes!
Congrats! Welcome to the "club!"
Please give us a post on your practical.
Wait til you (1) sign off dual given for the first time; it is exciting and gratifying; (2) solo your first student; it is scary, but exciting and gratifying; and (3) signoff your first student and send him/her to the examiner. That is stressful, scary, exciting, and gratifying, when he/she comes back and tells you "I passed!!" It's that way, every time, and, guaranteed, you'll love it to pieces, every time.
Now, the next phase of your aviation career begins. Best of luck and best wishes!
