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We bitch about declining numbers and then when a presumbly
competent power pilot asks a transition question people add how hard it is to fly gliders. Give it a rest it is not that hard- Ok going far and fast that takes skill and time to learn but just flying gliders safely is not hard nor is staying up on a good day, and it is a glider certificate after all and not a measure of soaring skill so lets encourage this fellow to go and get a commercial add on (it is one less check ride and he will be that much closer to being some clubs CFI) then he can go learn to soar on his own time after he has the ticket in hand. I think peoples egos get in the way and we tell ourselves that we have some super skill and you can't get here without standing around a gliderport for five years running wings and listening to all of us superheroes. |
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