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Originally Posted by Tim  Well at least you didnt do what a guy at ATA did when I was there. The DE cut the engine to do the required work and the student looked over at him and told him do not touch my controls again or I will whip your a$$ when we get on the ground....needless to say the ride was over then. I dont think the plane was fully parked before the DE was out and had the pink ticket of failure typed out. They kicked the guy out of the school. |
Sounds like something I would say actually. Or at least think it anyways. That is just too funny.
Steve, the Twinkie is one hell of a fun bird to fly. My only complaint is that trying to trim it is near impossible, steep turns, and obviously ground reference maneuvers get to be a handful sometimes also. No excuses though. Overall its a fun airplane, comfortable, more than adequate single engine performance, and so far has been very reliable and economical.