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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

21st Jan 2006, 22:48

Replies: 62

Concern - FI shortage

Views: 8,605

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Concern - FI shortage

We'd like to hear some views on this. As predicted by many of us, there seems to be a real shortage of FIs in the UK. Market forces and training requirements are all conspiring to make things worse....

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

21st Jan 2006, 22:36

Replies: 15

Job's for newly rated FI's

Views: 3,164

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Cambridge Aero Club are offering a full time...

Cambridge Aero Club are offering a full time salaried FI position...

Between 15-20K depending on experience.

Benefits include:
Bonding for additional training
Pension scheme with Marshall...

Forum: Private Flying

13th Jan 2006, 12:09

Replies: 1

Taildragger for lease?

Views: 975

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Taildragger for lease?

Does anyone here have, or know of someone that might have a taildragger aircraft, with suitable certification that might be interested in a wet/dry lease agreement with the Cambridge Aero Club?
We...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

11th Jan 2006, 08:49

Replies: 15

Job's for newly rated FI's

Views: 3,164

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Re: Job's for newly rated FI's

...Have you tried Cambridge Aero Club? www.cambridgeaeroclub.com

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

18th Nov 2005, 00:23

Replies: 10

So where are all the jobs?

Views: 1,975

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Yes Jaydee27, We at Cambridge are nearly...

Yes Jaydee27,

We at Cambridge are nearly always looking for FIs and during the past couple of years it has been a pretty difficult task.

We run a pretty 'tight ship' which may not be...

Forum: Private Flying

13th Jul 2005, 22:22

Replies: 46

Aerobatic training

Views: 6,216

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Cosworth211, I run an AOPA aerobatics course...

Cosworth211,

I run an AOPA aerobatics course at Cambridge on our Slingsby T67 260M Firefly. I'm sure you know that it's a tricycle undercarriage and has pleanty of power, so it's easy and quick to...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Dec 2004, 15:38

Replies: 8

Hints and tips

Views: 1,507

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Static discharge wicks

Here's a tip...

When walking around or in the general area of an aircraft keep in mind the damage that a static wick can do to your eyes if you walk into one! :ouch:

Particularly aircraft that...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

1st Dec 2004, 22:08

Replies: 17

Instructors: How do you judge student readiness for 1st Solo?

Views: 2,717

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

FFF, I pleased if my post proves to be...

FFF,

I pleased if my post proves to be useful for you or anyone else, it's a tricky subject and one which could possibly be argued as being rather subjective. The post only reflects my own...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

26th Nov 2004, 19:58

Replies: 17

Instructors: How do you judge student readiness for 1st Solo?

Views: 2,717

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

In an attempt to answer your original question,...

In an attempt to answer your original question, in my mind there are a number of factors on which you should base your decision.

Firstly, there are the students for which you have no doubt as to...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

7th Jul 2004, 21:00

Replies: 31

The Square Circuit

Views: 4,317

Posted By Cambridge Aero Club

Hi Jumbo, Problem at Cambridge is two fold: ...

Hi Jumbo,

Problem at Cambridge is two fold:

Firstly, as you are aware most of the fixed wing pilots have no idea where the helicopter circuits are, but be assured that I am trying to improve...

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