It sounds like they're doing primary training in a Bonanza. Isn't that
asking for trouble?

That was my first thought, too.
It's been said you can't attach a lot of significance to any particular
number because every pilot is different; nevertheless, a student pilot
soloing a Bonanza with just over 40 hours ... most of us are thinking
the same thing.

john smith wrote:
I am not certain there is a problem. They have been training their
students this way for many years.

Their stats are probably good, and you're right, it's wrong to make any
assumptions.