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#28
July 21st 03, 04:06 PM
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Michael wrote:
We have the Practical Test Standards and the Soaring Flight Manual. Due to the nature of our training, ALL US-trained pilots are familiar with both. The former describes the checkride maneuvers and performance standards; the latter normal operating practices. Thus we all have the same signals, we all turn the same direction on release, etc... This makes me think: Why not have him read those two books? Just an idea... Stefan 
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