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On Jan 24, 2:38*pm, Gezellig wrote:
On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 08:17:26 -0800, BT wrote: This was discussed some years ago with the beginning of the glass panel, but also with the beginning of DA20s and DA40s used for primary training. Transition from glass to steam gauges is a minor transition. OK. What about steam to glass transitions? I teach G1000 transition using the Cessna FITs syllabus. The short answer is that it really depends on the pilot. Some pilots take to the glass as if were nothing; others never really get it. Sadly, there appears to be a strong correlation between the ability to learn this stuff and age. In almost 1/4 of the cases we find ourselves having to sign pilots off as "VFR only" in the G1000 even though they are highly experienced instrument pilots. It isn't too big of a deal for a VFR pilot to stumble around with the buttonology but it could be very dangerous for a pilot to do the same in IMC trying to set up an approach. -Robert |
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