Originally Posted by
comair8904
Hey all. Hello and welcome to all the new pilots. The quality of pilots I have been training has been outstanding. It is obvious if a student comes prepared for the sims.
The better you know the calls, flows and procedures before you start sims the easier it will be for you. You will be able to concentrate more on flying the airplane and less on trying to remember calls, flows and procedures. On your time off before sims, spend at least an hour or two a day in the books and chair flying.
I look forward to working with you.
I'll have to second that. Ground school is very relaxed but things get miuch more interesting when you get to sims. Knowing calls and procedures in advance (similar to how everyone knew limitations in advance before reporting for class) makes thing much easier. The flying of the airplane itself is not difficult, its memorizing all the calls and procedures.