Originally Posted by
Elvis90
I've got 1150 hours in this baby...as an instructor, cross-cockpit flying is the only way to go. Now they're all retired.
Highest I got was 25,000 ft, on 3 separate hops, the same day, unpressurized...that'll mess up your insides.
Beat me to it Elvis, I was adding the same post. I'll also point out that is the real reason the attitude indicator is on the far right......so you could look at it and see the other instruments "through" it. True, actually found it in an old Cessna or Edwards document (cant remember which) when I was on the ATC Stan Eval team.
Tweet IPs also had to take their instrument checks from the right seat looking cross cockpit. To this day, I'll watch the Capts instruments when I'm the PM, old habits die hard
1150 hours? Pu$$y!! 2300 something in 3 tours, mostly spinning
Ferd <---spin demo IP at Willie, Randolph and Sheppard. Giving my identity away, oops