Whirlybird, . .No it's not on to pressurise instructors into flying just to keep the aircraft flying so the course price can come down. I myself probably put my job on the line numerous times by not flying when i thought the student would not gain anything due to the weather.. .This was the case with most of the instructors who worked at Pool Aviation at the same time as me. I was trying to look at it from his point of view though, like i said the owner isn't on my Christmas card list. There are alot of students I know satisfied with the training, and had an enjoyable time whilst getting a licence, with the most important fact for most of the people who don't drive a blue 355 F1, and that is it's cheap!
[ 22 January 2002: Message edited by: Impressive Wingspan ]</p>