Broke the 100 Hour Mark

[kimberlyanne546]

Forgot to mention that I broke the 100 hour mark on my last flight. I guess the next "big" mark will be 100 hours as PIC instead of just 100 hours total time.


I think a pilot on this forum (Ed?) told me once that stats show the following:

1. Many people get a medical / student pilot cert but do not become pilots (stop mid training or are a "forever student" happy to just solo)

2. Many private pilots stop flying at / before 100 hours.


What was a big moment for you in your flying? Hours, ratings, owning your first plane?

Where were you when you hit 100 or even 1,000 hours? Did you make a big deal about it or was it just another day? Did you stop getting excited about these little things after a while?

 

[Jim Logajan]

Doesn't matter how many hours you've flown - only the next hour is the most important one in your logbook - so sayeth Richard Collins in his book "The Next Hour: The most important hour in your logbook"

I bought and read the Kindle version of that book. It was a good read.