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April 30th 09, 05:16 AM
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Examiner "Distractions" During Checkride
On Apr 29, 10:39*pm, wrote:
Once in a gider he popped open the airbrakes and then said "hey, what does this do" Seriously?! I've only had two lessons, but I know those things stay closed and locked until the PIC deems them appropriate in a landing pattern! Actually, I've seen some reports on the web that when doing the preflight one should consider the Examiner a "unfamiliar passenger" and give her or him some form of "don't touch this...don't touch that" talk. Is this good advice? --Michael 
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