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Old 03-07-2007 | 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by SikPilot
If you don't think he is ready, don't sign him off. He will be flying in our airspace.
This is the most important thing you can do, or I guess not do.

On with what's actually wrong with your student. How many hours/week are you flying? Could it just be a general over-load of information on top of daily life issues? You're idea of another instructor flying with them is great!!! I recommend it to all CFI's to split time with anothers' students, especially when some kind of problem occurs, or it's coming up on check-ride time. Everyone learns differently and it's just about finding that certain way to bring it across to them.

You are doing a great thing, and as a fellow CFI-I I'm glad you brought up questions about a problem student. I had the same problem, except my guy was an older, recreational pilot. I doubt he'll ever be 100% proficient. Been there, done that, unfortunately I never saw the end of his training(not sure if he did finish or not even) since I moved on in the career.

Good Luck!!!!
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