Odd, how when the DPE/DE says, "take us back to ____" we have to ask if we passed.
The definition of "old guy" seems to have changed over the times. It used to be someone with 30yrs in the company... now it's seems to be anyone over 30. LOL!
The flight school I started with used the Cessna Pilot Center materials, which is a combination of Cessna and J&M King's program. I had to do the lessons and log them into the computer at the school. In the end, I use Mr. Gardner's and Mr. Machado's books to learn the material, then took the...
In my primary training, I was steering with the yoke... my instructor ask me, "How's that workin' for you ?" I still laugh a little whenever I first start to taxi.
My spelling sucks, so acronyms are out for me. So, I use the plate. I brief from top to bottom. Then use the audio console to make sure all that expensive equipment is working for me. I tune everything. In the training environment it's not always practical to tune everything because the...
It's a great idea. On a budget it makes sense to stack up tasks. Some of the things you would do in a normal check-out is contained in a BFR anyway so why not take advantage of the situation ?
I got my commercial "card" via IACRA faster than my IR via paper. It's not secure, but I keep my userid & other information on a card in my logbook. If someone has my logbook and I don't know it, I've got bigger problems.
What feedback does the collective have on the Air Plains conversions for the 182RG ? I thought about finding a total run-out and put this conversion into it rather than overhauling the existing engine.
I found unusual attitude easier to deal with under the hood then VFR. The visual out the windscreen was very distracting, while synthesizing what the instruments were telling me was 2nd nature and had a procedure to recover.
Now, whether under the hood or not I recover the plane from unusual...