How many students on forum?
Busy with training in Grahamstown with Larry, 10 hours so far and should solo soon. Originally started to do PPL at 43 Air School in Port Alfred but stopped at 27.6 hours due to finances. Can honestly say that I enjoy the trike more than Cherokee, and would like to see some of these fixed wing instructors landing a trike. I would say the trike is far more challenging than a Cherokee to land, totally new ball game.




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[quote="Tailspin"]Big D i do that too almost every morning.
Makes me want to cry evertime i see AZZ overhead.
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Hey Flo and I are often up there looking at the okes on the highway thinking: "F**&!!! Life could be worse..... we could be one of those 'boxes' on their way to work.... "
We'll have to review that morning prayer now! Sorry guys. Nothing personal.

Makes me want to cry evertime i see AZZ overhead.



Hey Flo and I are often up there looking at the okes on the highway thinking: "F**&!!! Life could be worse..... we could be one of those 'boxes' on their way to work.... "
We'll have to review that morning prayer now! Sorry guys. Nothing personal.



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Hi Im training at Wintervogel in the Cape Town area with Trygve Scorge. Very strict but seriously encouraging. 13 hours and about to do the 'solo' thing. GOOD LUCK is wished to all trainees. Fly safe, fly very safe.!!
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Hi another Student. Training at Airborne African Adventures on a Bantam. Very interesting landings with a pride of 6 lions watching a herd of Impala on the runway.



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Hey guys. My first post on the forum!
I'm training with LarryMcG in Grahamstown. Done about 8+hrs so far and looking forward to lots more. Currently busy with circuit flying, take-offs and landings etc. Lots to learn but really enjoying it. Great forum and a great community of flyers here - keep it up!

I'm training with LarryMcG in Grahamstown. Done about 8+hrs so far and looking forward to lots more. Currently busy with circuit flying, take-offs and landings etc. Lots to learn but really enjoying it. Great forum and a great community of flyers here - keep it up!
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Welcome CalvW. Enjoy every moment of the training and your time in the air.
As you said, there is a great wealth of information that the guys on the forum, are willing to share...
Fly Safe.

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For all those 'about to go solo pilots'
Hang in there if you stuggling there is no shame in having to do a couple extra hours to get it right, you will get it right eventually and the extra hours will only eneft you anway

Hang in there if you stuggling there is no shame in having to do a couple extra hours to get it right, you will get it right eventually and the extra hours will only eneft you anway
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Hey Tracer - thanks very much. I'm close to 10hrs now and pretty happy with my performance so far. I've really had zero aviation exposure until I started the licence so it's all pretty new still. I've just started to get the hang of glide / engine-on landings now and did a couple of good ones on my own yesterday arvie (not solo...yet). Getting the "feel" for the landings really takes practice! Kind of similar to getting your "eye in" on the golf course, I think...
A long road ahead though but looking forward to it. Trying not to give my instructor too many heart attacks in the meantime...(sorry Larry)
Also, thanks to Coastwise - the PPL books are a very interesting read bud. Lots to learn.
A long road ahead though but looking forward to it. Trying not to give my instructor too many heart attacks in the meantime...(sorry Larry)

Also, thanks to Coastwise - the PPL books are a very interesting read bud. Lots to learn.
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