#78 HELICOPTER INSTRUCTORs | by nature | are JOB JUMPERS

23 Mar 2019 · 6 min
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Kenny Keller follows Jamie Cobb, who flew his new Robinson R44 from Texas to complete his helicopter private pilot checkride in nine days after a year of online ground school. Instructor turnover had stretched Jamie's training to years; Kenny's ground school helped him finish fast despite unusually windy conditions.

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"#78 HELICOPTER INSTRUCTORs | by nature | are JOB JUMPERS" (Coffee with Kenny #78)

Jamie Cobb; a new orange Robinson R44

About one year in ground school; completed in about nine days (arrived on the 2nd, checkride on the 10th).

It was the windiest checkride Kenny had done in 15 years.

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