Clear-&aMillion
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Nope...and I don't blame him either.Clear-&aMillion said:This article in AOPA flight training claims an instructor should only let a student perform a solo flight if it is NECESSARY for certification. You mean, your CFI never allowed you just to fly because you felt like it?
LearLove said:yeah, what a bunch of crapola. I soloed when I was 16 and didn't care much about moving on to the PVT as long as I could just buzz around the local area and pattern. The thing that finally made me finish my pvt durring my senior year in high school was that I wanted to complete my instrument rating prior to leaving for college (leaving the comm, cfi and multi all down hill while in college) so I had to get my act in gear. Otherwise I would have buzzed around on 90 day sign offs all thru college.
I had 66 hours when I took my PVT test but just the bare min in required duel because I blew almost 2 years just flying around the local area. Learned alot though and I was a line guy at the flight school so I had access to cheap(er) rentals than most. Plus alittle birdy may have shown me how to unplug a hobbs meter or maybe not. You didn't hear that from me.
All students should just get out an buzz around every now and then after they solo. Takes the load off.
kinda hard to enforce that when you're student owns his own aircraft.
If the author means that each student solo flight should have a purpose, there's merit to it. But it can be carried to an extreme..Clear-&aMillion said:This article in AOPA flight training claims an instructor should only let a student perform a solo flight if it is NECESSARY for certification. You mean, your CFI never allowed you just to fly because you felt like it?
Fluke landings? You must be talking about UND.midlifeflyer said:I knew a 141 school in which a student pilot had a landing accident. I was one of a group of instructors who was asked to fly with him. The guy landed better than me and it was clear to everyone that the accident was one of those flukes.
Its also illegal.NoPax said:I'd also not allow students to take up their girlfirends, wives etc...again, its a distraction that should be left until after they've learned the complex art and science of flight.
Is it really illegal? Or is it just prohibited?gkrangers said:Its also illegal.
I saw this coming.FN FAL said:Is it really illegal? Or is it just prohibited?
gkrangers said:Its also illegal.