On the other end of my aviation world I am preparing to take my Private Pilot Written Exam. Most would dread the fact of studying a lot of questions and only having to answer 70 during the actual exam. But I see the opportunity to learn from this. As I study I am learning things I have yet to learn and it makes me feel on top of my game. All these regulations, and weight and balance questions have been drilled into my head from studying, that I'm likely never to forget. A goal of mine is to receive nothing less than a 90% on my PPL Written. A little steep? Some may think so but I don't, If I'm going to put a lot of effort into studying for it I hope I get as much out of it as I put in.
Like to give a little shout out to a friend of mine for passing his Check-ride and Oral Exam today. His name is Don and he currently has a blog as well here www.pilotgebhart.blogspot.com
CONGRATS MAN!!!!!
Until Next Time,
Ian - pilotian.com
1 comment:
When do you take the exam?
I'm planning a "checkride check-in" segment for my live show (here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/fly-with-me-live ) where I'll have pilots call in via Skype and relate their checkride experiences (pre-ride jitters or post-ride debrief) I could include the written exam experience as well. Email me at joepodcaster@gmail.com if you'd like to participate.
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