Originally Posted by
Genghis the Engineer
And there are aspects to "group A" flying that are quite different to microlight flying - particularly the instrument flying and procedural aspects.
My experience is that around 10 hours is about right to turn a good microlight pilot into somebody who can pass an SSEA skill test.
Of course, no two pilots are the same - people have done it in 3 hours, whilst I've seen a couple who really struggled to make the extra step into group A flying.
G
Hi,
I have used flight sims a lot - would this cut down the time needed to turn the microlight flying to the SSEA?