private !!!
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private !!!
hi guys
a dream comes true : I succeeded yesterday my flight test for my private licence !
I've dreamed this moment for 10 years : it's never too late!
I'm so glad that I wanted to share with you and thanks all the generous guys on this forum who helped me.
I still have a "little rudder to practice" and things will come with time
now in route for the commercial and I hope the next good news will be for my first aviation job...
a dream comes true : I succeeded yesterday my flight test for my private licence !
I've dreamed this moment for 10 years : it's never too late!
I'm so glad that I wanted to share with you and thanks all the generous guys on this forum who helped me.
I still have a "little rudder to practice" and things will come with time
now in route for the commercial and I hope the next good news will be for my first aviation job...
Congratulations!!!
Free advice: when you carry passengers (and it's likely it's their first time in a light aircraft) remember that first impressions last. Please fly gently and smoothly - don't try to impress them and spin them on their first flight, ok?
P.S. When the wind is howling across the runway, get a senior instructor and learn how to land on just the upwind main tire.
Free advice: when you carry passengers (and it's likely it's their first time in a light aircraft) remember that first impressions last. Please fly gently and smoothly - don't try to impress them and spin them on their first flight, ok?
P.S. When the wind is howling across the runway, get a senior instructor and learn how to land on just the upwind main tire.
thanks for your advice : I just practice rodeo when I'm alone and I like people to feel safe and enjoying the showHedley wrote:Congratulations!!!
Free advice: when you carry passengers (and it's likely it's their first time in a light aircraft) remember that first impressions last. Please fly gently and smoothly - don't try to impress them and spin them on their first flight, ok?
P.S. When the wind is howling across the runway, get a senior instructor and learn how to land on just the upwind main tire.
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way to go
Way to go!! I remember those good old days! Fly safe and have fun!
Son, Your gonna have to make your mind up about growing up and becoming a pilot.. You can't do both!!