Dean Owen completed flying car training with such precision that engineers said his telemetry was better than test pilots'. His instructor pushed to finish all remaining flights in one day, so Dean flew back-to-back, sometimes two at once, to complete seven more.
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Where he's taking his initial flights. I'm taking my final flights. So he gets up and does he. Yeah, he gets up and does. He is. Everything's good. I get up and do mine. And they said. They. When I landed Adam on the software, one of the engineers looked at. He's doing all those guys, just watches the data. He's watching the aircraft. He said, we have never seen anybody do that as well as he just did, including our test pilots. So Robert, my instructor, he went to Ron and said, hey, if you give them the balance of your flight time, he can get, we can get him done today. And he's like, yes, absolutely. Go it. Get him finished. Get him finished. Get him finished. So, okay, I got seven more flights to do. So the first I said, all right, we're gonna run out of time here, so I'm gonna do two of these flights at once. He said, you think you're ready for that? I said, yeah, I'm ready. Let's go. Let's go do this. So got up, nailed it. Perfect caps. Landed one. Pull that aircraft off, put another one that's been charged back out. Getting it. Go do two more flights.