Originally Posted by
Max Glide
Perhaps you're not as good as Flylow. I have had students who soloed in as little as ten hours and couple who never did. You must remember that the ability to learn is different in each individual. We had one guy in a CRJ-900 program who was an absolute 'skilled' pilot at just over 200 hours.
That's right, some people -- and I am NOT counting myself as a natural -- just learn more quickly and have more of an affinity for flying an airplane. Also, 'comfort' in my vocabulary is far from 'mastery', which I am a long way from. The point is, don't worry too much about low (piston) multi time; willingness to learn, professional attitude, flexibility, and endurance over the course of a 5 or 7 leg day are more important.