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    BFR Required Maneuvers

    WhenI give a BFR I see what kind of flying and how active they are. There are time we are just waiting for the Hobbs to hit 1 hour, there are times when I have to tell them we need more flight time before I sign them off.
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    IFR - personal minimums question

    Anything close to ice, I don’t mess around. For me that margin is too close.
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    "Traffic to follow, report in sight"

    These are times I feel lucky I trained and fly out of a busy chaotic Class d, under a class b, and right next to a C.
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    CFI headwind mins

    15 kts, you gotta bump those numbers up.
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    Civil Air Patrol questions

    How do you not bust out laughing at him every time he pulls that garbage?
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    Time builder

    Is there only one place to rent from in your area?
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    First Time Flying to Key West

    Years back I went from Ft Myers’s to Key west, It was always deciding swap with alligators, or water filled with sharks if there was an engine failure.
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    Flying in plane not endorsed in

    I have come across many pilots that their CFIs have failed them in teaching them to be knowledgeable pilots. So maybe your CFI didn’t cover this type of stuff, which he should have. Just saying.
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    Flying in plane not endorsed in

    If your. FI never covered this, you should go ask for a refund. This is basic stuff a CFI and a DPE should cover.
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    Piper down in Lindenhurst NY

    When this pilot called smoke in the cockpit he was over the southshore beach area. Ocean parkway at that point would have been my 20 mile long runway. And yes it was a $99 intro flight. The backbone of that school, which does not have a great track record to begin with. Quite a few accidents in...
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    Piper down in Lindenhurst NY

    A few more seconds, would have made the runway. last word, survivors were 80% body had burns.
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    If I had a billion dollars I would...

    I would see how far people will lower their standards for money.
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    "Fly Runway Heading"... with a Garmin G3X Touch

    3X or no 3X, runway heading is runway heading. You let the controllers worry anout drift.
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    Safety Pilot PIC

    The acting PIC can change anytime throughout the flight. In the 25 years and thousands of hours of I have gone flying with friends that are pilots, We have never stated anytime prior to the flight who the PIC was going to be.
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    Fist time taking my son up...interesting experience

    I have a friend I fly with, he is notorious for just picking an airport and just going. He claims he always checks the information, but I do as well because I know he really doesn’t. He looks at foreflight, meter, and looks at the first one or two notams on a good day. There have a been a few...
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    Ifd540 vs Garmin750xi

    When our 530 was on its last leg, my partner and I debated between the 750 and the 540 for our 182N. We went with the 540 solely due to cost. The having to move the whole stack around and just slide in the 540 was a major savings on its own. We have it with two G5, 345xpdr, and STEC 50. We are...
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    Accidently Gave Over 8 Hours of Dual Given

    So the rule clearly states flight training. So a CFI can do 10 hours of ground instructing, and then legally jump in and do 8 hours of flight instruction. This whole rule is just a pointless number. What about the CFI that has to work a full time job to pay the bills? So legally he can work...
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    Accidently Gave Over 8 Hours of Dual Given

    is a real thing, but a stretch for a nasa form. I know lots of pilots wanna fill one out every time someone farts in the plane. But worrying about going over allows CFI time?
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    Accidently Gave Over 8 Hours of Dual Given

    The ASRS is an important facet of the continuing effort by government, industry, and individuals to maintain and improve aviation safety. Can someone explain what a CFI flying past 8 hours have to do with improving aviation safety?
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    Change of career

    That was my issue. Sitting in one seat for hours on end, was excruciatingly boring for me. And then my free time I didn’t want to go near a plane. Doing for work seriously killed my love of flying. So now I fly on the side, part time CFI for fun, and do something else for full time work.
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