CFI Renewal
12-02-2010 | 07:26 PM
#11
Does NOT get weekends off
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Don't forget Powered Lift! Get your CFI Powered Lift and you are good for another 2 years!
12-03-2010 | 06:21 AM
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The motorglider has an engine, so maybe when they get down to minimums they start the engine and get ready to go missed as an airplane. My half-serious proposal was to have a multiengine glider that requires and MEI to teach so I can add more ratings into perpetuity. I do not think they exist, and that's the problem. 
12-08-2010 | 02:55 PM
#13
Gets Weekends Off
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AmericanFlyers On-Line CFI Renewal?
You could always do American Flyers, $125 one time payment for life, to renew online.
Flight Instructor Renewal Courses - American Flyers
Flight Instructor Renewal Courses - American Flyers
Has anyone done the AmericanFlyers CFI Renewal On-Line course recently? I have read some other info that one of the disadvantages of the AF program is that the pages or modules have "timers" on them that require you to spend a set amount of time on each module before you can take the test. Others have said that this is not true anymore, and/or there is a way around these timers. I'm not really interested in breezing through the content just to take the test, but, OTOH, if I have gone through a section adequately, I am not necessarily keen on having to wait for a timer to run out before I can take the test. Also, how is the content? How is the display and ease of navigation around the site/courseware? Anyone care to share any recent experiences with the AF CFI Renewal Course?
07-10-2011 | 08:28 AM
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pants on the ground
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From: back seat
Has anyone done the AmericanFlyers CFI Renewal On-Line course recently? I have read some other info that one of the disadvantages of the AF program is that the pages or modules have "timers" on them that require you to spend a set amount of time on each module before you can take the test. Others have said that this is not true anymore, and/or there is a way around these timers. I'm not really interested in breezing through the content just to take the test, but, OTOH, if I have gone through a section adequately, I am not necessarily keen on having to wait for a timer to run out before I can take the test. Also, how is the content? How is the display and ease of navigation around the site/courseware? Anyone care to share any recent experiences with the AF CFI Renewal Course?
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