PPRuNe Forums - Search Results

Search: Posts Made By: granlistillo

Showing results 1 to 11 of 11
Search took 0.00 seconds.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

11th Nov 2008, 10:23

Replies: 71

hopeless cases

Views: 12,480

Posted By granlistillo

Thanks for the encouragement blueflamer-another...

Thanks for the encouragement blueflamer-another sign of your maturity.

Are you going to make any comments germane to this thread?

In the context of this thread what will I need luck for? I...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

10th Nov 2008, 13:52

Replies: 71

hopeless cases

Views: 12,480

Posted By granlistillo

I tend to agree, "giving the chop" should be a...

I tend to agree, "giving the chop" should be a last resort. I helped a flight school owner set up a career pilot program, and learned a lot from him. If a student was not progressing, he and the...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

10th Nov 2008, 12:10

Replies: 71

hopeless cases

Views: 12,480

Posted By granlistillo

No, and I don't really care to know about you,...

No, and I don't really care to know about you, based upon your initial manners. But since you have shown some improvement, and I tend to like even the most disagreeable people, we can continue civil...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

10th Nov 2008, 09:50

Replies: 71

hopeless cases

Views: 12,480

Posted By granlistillo

Non sequitur? Nah One of the greatest...

Non sequitur?

Nah

One of the greatest pilots of all times came within one flight of being kicked out of the RAF, when he first started. His troubled start is well documented. I've read...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

10th Nov 2008, 08:46

Replies: 71

hopeless cases

Views: 12,480

Posted By granlistillo

Stanford Tuck

There once was a pilot trainee named Tuck
Who couldnt fly worth a ????
It came to his last flight
and by George he got it right
And he went on to murder the Luftwaffe bastids

Flying is in...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

1st Nov 2008, 21:44

Replies: 24

FAA to JAA (Merged)

Views: 2,745

Posted By granlistillo

That is for G registered ac amigo, not EC...

That is for G registered ac amigo, not EC registered planes.

Forum: Interviews, jobs & sponsorship

30th Oct 2008, 08:57

Replies: 9

would like to work in the states

Views: 1,074

Posted By granlistillo

How to work in the US: 1. Fly to mexico 2....

How to work in the US:
1. Fly to mexico
2. Stop by one of the many places in mexico that will sell you a fake green card and social security card.
3. Catch a bus to the border and cross with your...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Oct 2008, 08:36

Replies: 31

CPL Exams.

Views: 14,972

Posted By granlistillo

I've read that rumor. Or is it more than a...

I've read that rumor. Or is it more than a rumbling from EASA? Any official word on when?
Obviously in my case would make things a lot easier.

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

27th Oct 2008, 17:42

Replies: 31

CPL Exams.

Views: 14,972

Posted By granlistillo

Genghis/Whirlygig, Thanks so much, that really...

Genghis/Whirlygig,
Thanks so much, that really clarifies things for me.

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

27th Oct 2008, 03:56

Replies: 31

CPL Exams.

Views: 14,972

Posted By granlistillo

Very informative thread. Maybe you guys can help...

Very informative thread. Maybe you guys can help me out.

I understand limitations of just a CPL. Currently flying regional jets in the US, and I am looking at teaching at a specific FTO that is...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

11th Sep 2008, 21:16

Replies: 9

JAA. First do CPL checkride then ATPL Theory?

Views: 1,283

Posted By granlistillo

How can you take the CPL flying bit without the...

How can you take the CPL flying bit without the theory? At least the CPL theory?

Showing results 1 to 11 of 11