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On Aug 31, 3:00 pm, "Really-Old-Fart"
wrote: In rec.aviation.piloting, on Fri 31 Aug 2007 11:29:55a, "Robert M. Gary" wrote: If you like to spend 30 minutes preflighting, reviewing the logs etc, please consider booking the plane at 4pm and the instructor at 4:30. That way the instructor can continue with ground instruction or flight instruction in another airplane while you take your time to prefilght. If the plane just got back, I figure it's airworthy enough for me and I would just give it a quick preflight (fuel, oil, and a quick shake to see if anything falls off). I feel the same way but I don't discourage students who want to spend 30 minutes preflighting. If that is what they need to feel safe in the airplane I don't rush them, I'd just like to not be in limbo during it such that I can't develop any billable hours. -Robert |
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