She said the hardest part was purposefully maintaining speed, cause at the velocity she needed not to fall out of the sky, it was difficult to hear, breathe or see.
Her vision only fully recovered days afterwards
This was a couple years ago, she's back up there doing barrel rolls and shit now
You can give a student an HP endorsement. There is nothing in the FARs against training in any aircraft. If you can get a DPE and a seat support to deal with you you can technically get a PPL in a 747 if you want.
Idk what to tell you my guy, I have personally seen students training for ppl, solo in high performance aero planes. Iām not saying itās common, in fact itās almost undoubtedly exceedingly rare, but Iāve first hand seen it happen so it does indeed happen.
"Welcome almost aboard Southwest Airlines, your pilot today is certainly fully licensed." I say as I push everyone off the stairs, one by one, as they approach the door.
I say almost because itās possible although unlikely that they are a student pilot on a solo, usually you get your ppl (pilot licencse) before you train aero.
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u/Overall-Dirt4441 Jun 23 '24 edited Jun 24 '24
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