tonycondon
Gastons CRO (Chief Dinner Reservation Officer)
I worry that my flight reviews are too textbook, boring, etc. I try to personalize them to the student but it seems that often the student just wants to get it over with, which is sad really. A couple I've had have been really succesful. notable was a CFI friend who had lost spin proficiency, with some good ground and then several multi turn spins in flight he had it back, and I hope that this made him much more comfortable with his students. Then of course there was Jesse last week. Showing him spins and being able to observe the way he handled truly challenging wind conditions left me no doubt in signing him off.
Heres what Im wondering...
CFIs: What do you include in flight reviews that makes you feel like you are really doing a great job of testing the student, and they feel good about it to?
Pilots: What have CFIs had you do on flight reviews that really made you appreciate the training opportunity?
Heres what Im wondering...
CFIs: What do you include in flight reviews that makes you feel like you are really doing a great job of testing the student, and they feel good about it to?
Pilots: What have CFIs had you do on flight reviews that really made you appreciate the training opportunity?