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Congrats! I solo'd at 34.2 and remember how great it felt after thinking it would never happen. Stick with it! I got my PPL with right around 75 hours spread out over 1.5 years.

Congrats! It's a great feeling.

During my oral there wasn't anything I had to look up. She did have to give little hints at a few questions. I did a write up of my oral here: http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52272 A few weeks out, I printed out a chart of the cloud clearances and pasted it by my desk...

I haven't used both, however, L10P allows you to make a map like that in google earth (at least the mac version).

I took many 3 month breaks, even that allows you to forget a lot. I started in high school, and finished just as college started, so that was good timing. How'd the solo go? Oh I will, first flight with a passenger will be Friday! Haha, I know the feeling, It's still surreal! My instructor...

I used the G1000 sim from Garmin and the manual: http://www8.garmin.com/manuals/G1000:CessnaNavIII_PilotsGuide.pdf FSX also has a pretty accurate G1000. I also never used any official study materials and cannot comment on any.

Enjoy the ride! When I started I had the mentality of getting it done quickly. I soon realized that wasn't going to happen. I had a flight, then worked for 2 weeks, and the cycle continued. I finished with just under 80 hours. Flying out of a class C requires a flight to and from a smaller...

Hey Guys, I'm new to posting on the site, but far from new in terms of reading the site. Last Sunday I had a checkride schedule for 10:00am. I got out to the airport at 8:30 to make the flight out to the examiner. The flight school forgot to dispatch the plane, so my instructor had to make a...

I promise I am a human.