WE decided that since so much of his time was multi jet time
in a crew as both SIC and PIC he needed to get comfortable
with such things as P-factor and grass strips. He didn't
need to pay for me and I did have other students. I always
tried to save then students as much money as possible, so I
signed him off for solo and let him get comfortable.


--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

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"Sylvain" wrote in message
...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
|
| To train him for the single-engine CFI he needed
training
| and solo practice.
|
| just a question: you say that he needed solo practice
| because he wished to do so, right? (twould make sense,
| to get a bit more stick time in the aircraft without
having
| to pay an instructor); but he actually was not required to
| fly solo to get his single engine class rating if I
understand
| 61.63(c)(4) correctly...
|
| --Sylvain