P.A.
That's great !
Gee, I loved finally going solo !
If you're uneasy about solo, discuss it with your instructor, and work on the areas that are concerning you.
Is there a particular thing that you lack confidence in, ... or just everything <g> ?
I.e., if your nervous about stalls /spins, then work on that with your instructor. Get to know your emergency procedures *cold*. Are you comfortable with navigation / navaids (VOR, ADF, GPS) ?
RT? Pick up a "scanner", and listen in on RT, to get used to hearing how controllers / pilots converse.
I'm a big believer in using flight sims i.e MicroSoft FS, to keep proficient. Do you have a copy? You can practice your x-ctry navigating, landings, flying at night, etc.
If you really get into it, you can get programs to create your own scenery, so you can add landmarks etc.
Happy flying !
Mike
Interesting information from all of you.
I guess the point I was trying to make, was I wonder how the presence / absence of g.a. aircraft influences people to get interested in flying.
I bet many people in Toronto, are unaware of g.a. for the reasons I gave
Probably happens in other large cities, though maybe not as much recently after 9/11.
Mike