Published: Jan. 2, 2018, 4 p.m.
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Pilot to Pilot podcast episode 30 featuring Colin Henry: CFI Building Time.
What is going on avination and welcome to the Pilot to Pilot podcast.\\xa0This is the first episode of 2018 and I can\'t wait to share it with you all. Colin is a current CFI in California building his time before he figures out what his next move is.
In this episode we talk about.
- How Colin didn\\u2019t love flying when he was younger.
- How he slowly warmed up to flying and became a sim geek.
- How a TBM was Colin\'s first plane to fly.
- How martial arts helped Colin realize his love for teaching.
- Why Colin chose to go to Florida instead of doing his training in California.
- How long it took Colin to get his ratings.
- How it is easy to get rusty at certain maneuvers if you don\\u2019t practice them all the time.
- Why he chose to be a CFI at a part 61 school instead of part 141.
- Why it is important to recognize how you learn.
- Why it is important to find a good balance between flying in weather and saying no to flying.
- What was Colin\'s training like?
- Why he failed his multi-engine check ride.
- What is the one thing that gets students in trouble with their check ride?
- If you are afraid of stalls you shouldn\\u2019t use that as an excuse to stop practicing them.
- Why Colin still doesn\\u2019t like doing stalls.
- Scariest stories from being a CFI.
- Why it is important to stay coordinated in stalls!
- What it is like soloing a student.
- What does it feel like to sign off a student.
- What Colin\'s favorite part of being a CFI.
- What Colin\\u2019s least favorite part of being a CFI is.
- Colin talks about an engine failure.
- Why Colin\\u2019s goals are for his career.
- How you can\\u2019t count on money in this industry.
Avination, thank you for listening to today\'s episode. If you enjoyed it, please let me know! Email me at pilottopilothq@gmail.com or reach out to me on Instagram @pilottopilot. Also, make sure to check out the Pilot to Pilot patreon page.
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Happy Flying,
Justin
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