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>If you think you can guarantee this, I think youre fooling yourself...
Again, I didnt mean to imply I can guarantee it, and I have not. I have had students do lots of stupid things, there is no way to make everyone a perfect pilot. Heck, I did stupid s**t when I was a student. What I am trying to say is there are some people with the wrong attitude that should not be signed off...even if they can fly like Bob Hoover. A CFI should be on the lookout for those dangerous attitudes. >"C. Coyne" >news:39aeeaf4.1934937@news.nni.com... >> I dislike scenarios like this because this type of problem should >> never occur. When I sign someone off to solo, I make damn sure they >> are not going to pull any pranks like that. The ones that seem likely >> to do this type of thing I am hesitant to sign off, and I make it very >> clear why. They must work very hard to prove to me they will take >> their training seriously. >> >> I dont mean to sound too harsh, nor do I imply that students of mine >> have never done anything wrong. Ive learned the hard way. I have >> signed off students I shouldnt have, Ive "revoked" several solo >> signoffs, and spent many hours of subsequent ground training on regs >> and judgement. I think thats probably the worst punishment for a >> newly signed-off student pilot...coming in for a lesson on a beautiful >> day to spend 2 hours in the classroom reviewing the FARs. >> >> -Chris >> >> >> On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 21:37:41 GMT, "St Stephen Ames" >> >> >> >Scenario: >> > >> >You sign off a student up through their cross countries...One day you get >a >> >call from "a tower" in which they inform you your student has been >buzzing a >> >house(you find out its his girlfriends)...What do you do? >> > >> >After all that, he does it again, now what do you do?... >> > >> >-- >> > Blue skies, >> > Stephen Ames >> > CP-ASMEL-IA, MEI >> > My flying site: http://www.stephenames.com/flying/flying.html >> > >> > >> > >> > > |
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