Hi all, A few questions for the instructors out there:
1) How long does it take the average ab-initio to reach solo standard in a glider? I'm curious about both winch and aero-tow training. 2) How long does it take on average for a power pilot to reach solo in a glider? 3) How long does it take for an ab-initio to each solo standard, if they have access to a motor-glider to let them do touch-and-gos? I suspect the answers will reveal if doing early training (particulary circuits) in a powered aircraft makes any sense for someone whose long-term goal is to fly gliders. Cheers, Al On 19 August 2010 15:26, Michael Shirley <[email protected]>wrote: > That would be fine if you wanted to become a power pilot. If you wanted to > become a glider pilot your Jabiru offer makes no sense to the potential > pilot. > Michael
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