Skill - Plane Choice
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I recently saw a website that listed skill levels and recommended planes. My PC locked up and had to reboot it so I did not copy down the web address. Anyone know where this is?
TIA.
Richard
TIA.
Richard
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You *may* be thinking of this:
http://www.greatplanes.com/airplanes/guide.html
Great Planes planes only though.
gus
P.S. Is it only me getting all the error messages when posting?
http://www.greatplanes.com/airplanes/guide.html
Great Planes planes only though.
gus
P.S. Is it only me getting all the error messages when posting?
#4
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Skill is a relative thing. You need someone who has flown with you to assess that. I flew a trainer for only 2 flights and I sold it, then moved on ... I had someone who trained me everyday for 3 months! But I think GP would be giving fair assessment ...
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ORIGINAL: tIANci
Skill is a relative thing. You need someone who has flown with you to assess that. I flew a trainer for only 2 flights and I sold it, then moved on ... I had someone who trained me everyday for 3 months! But I think GP would be giving fair assessment ...
Skill is a relative thing. You need someone who has flown with you to assess that. I flew a trainer for only 2 flights and I sold it, then moved on ... I had someone who trained me everyday for 3 months! But I think GP would be giving fair assessment ...
Agreed. What I think is skill is not what my instructor would feel. I am a BFI (Basic Flight Instructor) for Ultralights so I know about this. There are many GA pilots who have thought they can get in an ultralight and fly it - not. I am struggling with my trainer because flying outside the cockpit is way different from flying from inside it.
I am taking is slowly and listening to my instructors.
Thanks everyone for your input.



