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I was going to ask this question on R.A.Students but I think this is a
more appropriate forum. After how many hours of dual do you expect the average person to be ready to solo? I understand that it is subjective. Not every person is ready to solo at the same time. There are a number of fundamentals that you require before you are ready to turn a person loose. There is no urgency in getting allowing them to solo. Safety is the most important criterium. Etcetras. Long, long ago an instructor told me a ball-park number of ten hours. He said he expected to take that long, plus or minus a couple hours, to drill the fundamentals into a student. What's been your average? |
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