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Stefan "stefan"@mus. INVALID .ch wrote
This makes me think: Why not have him read those two books? Just an idea... Of course I did. In the US, it is almost unthinkable to send a student to a glider checkride who had not seen these books. The fact remains that the Soaring Flight Manual mostly contains information that is already familiar to him. When one must read a book containing mostly familiar information, it is only human to move quickly - and maybe miss something. Michael |
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