Avia Economia, Part 3

"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
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opinion without direct experience thankfully.

Who said that? I am a CFIG who has instructed many kids in gliders. I
imagine that some of them are in the front offices of Boeings and Airbuses by
now. Before I took my first glider lesson I learned about kids and gliders by
watching a master teach my own daughter. I watched her solo at the minimum age,
safe within the bones of a Schweizer 2-33.

You?

Vaughn

On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 13:17:35 GMT, "Vaughn Simon"
wrote:


"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
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opinion without direct experience thankfully.

Who said that? I am a CFIG who has instructed many kids in gliders. I
imagine that some of them are in the front offices of Boeings and Airbuses by
now. Before I took my first glider lesson I learned about kids and gliders by
watching a master teach my own daughter. I watched her solo at the minimum age,
safe within the bones of a Schweizer 2-33.

You?

Vaughn


Bwahahahahahahahhh

I reckon that I could tweak your levers and turn you into as much of a
kookie boy as maxie. I'm almost starting to see Bertie's reasoning.

for heavens sake the comment was prefacing my own paragraph. since you
need it in braille I'll rephrase.

I havent pranged a primary glider so my following comments are based
on reading of other peoples experiences... and so forth as before.
oh, and I was thankfull that I hadnt had the experience personally.

CFIG ...baloney. You'd make more of an impression admitting that you
were a FIG-JAM.

Moi?
I fly a Tailwind when I can get it all flying in formation together.
My son flies gliders.
My son in law is a flying instructor.
my two year old grandson can sit in an aircraft and rattle off the
prestart checklist.
My daughter was laid flat on her back with grass allergies the entire
time of the gliding school and never solo'd. The son in law intends to
redress that when he gets the chance.

and ...and ...and we do it all upside down!!!

Stealth pilot
from the land downunder.

"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
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Moi?
I fly a Tailwind when I can get it all flying in formation together.
My son flies gliders.
My son in law is a flying instructor.
my two year old grandson can sit in an aircraft and rattle off the
prestart checklist.
My daughter was laid flat on her back with grass allergies the entire
time of the gliding school and never solo'd. The son in law intends to
redress that when he gets the chance.

So we have determined that you have no direct experience instructing in
gliders.

Thanks
Vaughn

On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 14:35:01 GMT, "Vaughn Simon"
wrote:


"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
.. .
Moi?
I fly a Tailwind when I can get it all flying in formation together.
My son flies gliders.
My son in law is a flying instructor.
my two year old grandson can sit in an aircraft and rattle off the
prestart checklist.
My daughter was laid flat on her back with grass allergies the entire
time of the gliding school and never solo'd. The son in law intends to
redress that when he gets the chance.

So we have determined that you have no direct experience instructing in
gliders.

Thanks
Vaughn


were we supposed to?
how many hours do you have instructing in primary gliders?

veedubber was discussing ways to reinvigorate grass roots aviation
cheaply and without the clamp of officialdom.

now com'on you dont even know what FIG-JAM means do you?
:-)
Stealth Pilot