And if you are hour building, please fly a real twin, like a Seneca V, Baron, ... not a DA42... i disapprove commercial student pilots learning in FADEC controlled twins...
This was posted on Nov 9th, just one month after his first solo!
Sternone, do you think that, for example all new train drivers should learn on the Flying Scotsman before they are allowed to take out a start of the art Pendelino?
By the way, you don't need an armrest on the DA42 as the autopilot does all the work from about 800ft after take off until about 300ft above the runway (ILS equipped ones anyway). The armrest would get in the way of pouring out the coffee.
What did you solo on by the way?