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Old 09-15-2008 | 07:16 PM
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From: ATP, CFII, MEI, Chief Flight Instructor, Charter Captain CE402, CE421, BE58
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Everything that everyone has said is good advice. I had an examiner say that the IFR ticket is that hardest whereas the CFI takes the most preparation.
Some things I would suggest is, (some of which were already stated). Stay ahead of the airplane. That means 4,5,6 steps ahead. Anticipate what is next.
Have a procedure for you approach set up and do it the same way everytime. Slow flight and basic attitude inst. flying is a great exercise. Small corrections. Something I incorporated from an article I read is to fly the approach visually, without the hood. That seems to really help some people.
Hope that helps.

Papa T
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