On 05/12/07 12:07, CareBear wrote:
After an additional 5.5 hours practicing forward slips to a landing and soft
field landings, I got my ticket today. I will admit it is exciting to
finally get your ticket checking to see if it's truly mine, yep, has my
name on it.

Congratulations, CB!


Now that the "pressure" is off, I plan to just fly and enjoy the scenery
while continuing to learn as much as I can concerning aviation.

That's a really good plan. Get out there and fly, as often as you can.


Total hours - 78.4
Total time - First flight 5/1306....PPL ASEL Flight 5/12/06. (Should have
waited 1 more day to make it an even year )
Total cost - $4137.00 - this includes everything - instructor, fuel, books,
sectionals, etc.

That's pretty cheap. I think I estimated that it ran me something like $7500
or so...


My plan is to forge on and get Instrument Rated.

Thanks to all those who gave me moral support when I failed the first time.

Well, you never really failed, did you? You just didn't pass until today ;-)

Best of luck on the IR. I had a lot of fun getting mine.


--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane, USUA Ultralight Pilot
Cal Aggie Flying Farmers
Sacramento, CA