FAA stance on flight training in Limited category aircraft

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Re: FAA stance on flight training in Limited category aircra

Postby builderflyer » Sat Jun 12, 2021 10:14 am

[quote="GraemeSmith"]Michael

- And then for the airwork parts - as I rarely fly the plane at maximum gross - this is MY learning opportunity. And I'm real clear about that. This is not an excuse for missing bank angles, airspeeds and the like - it's an opportunity to practice them at maximum gross - usually takes a few goes to start nailing the ACS.

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So true, Graeme, the Sonex is a different animal when flying at max gross. If the flight reviews are a challenge, this is it. Meeting ACS standards with a CFI in the right seat gives me fits.

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Re: FAA stance on flight training in Limited category aircra

Postby WaiexN143NM » Sun Jun 13, 2021 4:55 pm

Hi graeme,
Thanks for your excellent perspective on training and being a volunteer faa safety rep.


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