YES first solo
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From: Yorkshire
YES at last first solo, so good I can't believe it...LOVED every bit of it, aeroplane so much better without instructor sat in it
and a greaser to boot
UNBELIEVABLE with apologies to the x0000 of you already there
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WDTM! Nothing quite like it!
Nobody can take that away from you. I still remember mine - I suspect we all do.
Isn't it amazing how much quicker those little aeroplanes go up with only one person aboard!
Nobody can take that away from you. I still remember mine - I suspect we all do.
Isn't it amazing how much quicker those little aeroplanes go up with only one person aboard!
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From: surrey
Congratulations yet again.
I have to agree with Penguina that it gets even better. The most enjoyable / exciting / challenging / stupid grin inducing flight I have ever done was my Qualifying X-Country. First trip with a passenger also good.
I think I was a bit too stressed to enjoy 1st solo to the max., although I do remember the rate of climb bringing a smile to my face.
I have to agree with Penguina that it gets even better. The most enjoyable / exciting / challenging / stupid grin inducing flight I have ever done was my Qualifying X-Country. First trip with a passenger also good.
I think I was a bit too stressed to enjoy 1st solo to the max., although I do remember the rate of climb bringing a smile to my face.
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That also. The very first student to go solo at my new school was so worked up after he landed and taxied back that when he went to latch the top lock on on my PA28 140 he did not realise his own strength and it went flying across the apron. boy did he turn red.
Lots of bucks and an hour later, aircraft back on line, but bar was open.
Lots of bucks and an hour later, aircraft back on line, but bar was open.






