Originally Posted by
Clare Prop
A flying school is a business. If the business model isn't working and the business is struggling then maybe they aren't putting enough value on their services.
I've seen a lot of flying schools come and go and the reasons are usually the same. Being nice and having loyal customers isn't always enough.
If a casual instructor is told they must set, supervise and mark an exam but not get paid a cent then they have a right to grumble.
Absolutely, but perhaps it also depends on the volume of training and time management?
In my case, instructor (also casual) had 2 students that day. There was plenty of time between our sessions to administer tests.