Congrats!! Keep knocking off the milestones, don't think too much about the destination, and enjoy the ride. What were you flying? What did you notice?
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Thanks. I fly a cessna 172 P model. the reg C-GHSJ. I was not nervous like i thought i would be, in fact i was eager for the instructor to get off the plane.
Now comes the fun stuff - keep learning, keep thinking, and most importantly keep yourself safe...and most importantly - enjoy the ride - some of your most memorable aviation moments are just around the corner...
klm691heavy wrote:Thanks. I fly a cessna 172 P model. the reg C-GHSJ. I was not nervous like i thought i would be, in fact i was eager for the instructor to get off the plane.
that's a fantastic attitude to have, keep up the wonderful work.
Sure Shot wrote:congratulations and isnt it awesome when theres no one beside you watching your every move! Id be happy flying solo the rest of my life.
yes it is. and most importantly it was the best landing ive done so far, probably because there wasnt anyone beside me telling me 100x to line up with the centre line while on final approach.. lol
Sure Shot wrote:congratulations and isnt it awesome when theres no one beside you watching your every move! Id be happy flying solo the rest of my life.
yes it is. and most importantly it was the best landing ive done so far, probably because there wasnt anyone beside me telling me 100x to line up with the centre line while on final approach.. lol
as i said, that's the best tribute, not having a nagging instructor, but it's all those nags that enforces your ability to do it properly on your own
Congrats! Having been on both sides of the fence, I can tell you that the first solo as the pilot is just as nerve wracking as your first solo sent as an instructor!