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The 2010 Flight Examiner Seminar explored various concerns regarding pilot testing standards and examiner practices. Discussions focused on the implications of examiners' differing approaches—those who rarely fail versus those perceived as overly stringent. Issues such as inconsistent application of the Flight Training Standards Guide (FTSG), challenges in flight test training, and the need for improved situational awareness and skills among candidates were highlighted. The collaborative approach aimed to identify avenues for enhancing the integrity and reliability of pilot assessments, ensuring safer skies for all.
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GA Flight Examiner Seminar 2010 Fence or mirror
Anecdotal concerns • Examiners who rarely fail candidates versus those perceived as too strict • Inconsistent application of FTSG eg SFL • ‘Exposure’ post PPL flight test training • TOD/TOC training/assessed?
Prerequisites • Front of logbook sign offs • Crosswind landings • Solo requirements/sign off/English • X/C hours incorrect • Errors • Syllabus coverage • Exam credits
How did this person get a PPL • Poor situational awareness • Unable to identify threats • Basic knowledge lacking • Skill not to standard
Instructor renewals • Diversity of standard • How similar to original flight test • Concurrent renewal and endorsement removal • Seeking the easy option
Can we do better? How?