"Jose" wrote:

Think of it like learning to play the violin by sitting in performance with
the NY Philharmonic and following along.

That is an exaggerated analogy. Flying a Bonanza is nowhere near that much
harder than flying a Warrior. If you were comparing a Pitts to a Warrior, it
might be closer to accurate.

When you learn to play an instrument, or learn a new song on an instrument
you already know how to play, you start slow to make sure your fingers are
going in the right places before you speed up. You simplify the tune and
add the frills later. You practice the hard parts by themselves, and then
integrate them into the piece.

You can't do that in the air in a high performance aircraft.

Sure you can. All it takes is the right instructor and more money.

--
Dan
C172RG at BFM