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Hey all..
New pilot with about 15 hours, excellent instructor...141 school and top quality aircraft....I have complete faith in my instruction and aircraft and a sincere lifeong desire to learn to fly. However....Turbulence locks me up! I can 'play' pilot on MS Sim 2004 in any weather, condition or emergency and meet the requirements for all the things I have learned so far, but the moment I'm in the air and start feeling the bumps everything gets thrown off and in my mind I "get behind" and feel like im playing catch-up with simple manuvers thus making it a frighting experience. Instructor says besides the death grip on the wheel I do fine but in the melon things are chaotic. Put me in 'clear air' and I do well and am in full command of all my responsibilities and enjoy the time in the sky. My Instructor continues to find ways to help me and I want to punch myself in the face for being such a punk but I wanted to ask if anyone had any tips on how they may have gotten over the anxiety? |
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