I decided to stay another week while my boyfriend hopefully finishes up his captain upgrade. It's taken over a week to just finish up one flight. Why is flying always like that? The weather on the Cape is fascinating. It can go from VFR to solid IFR in (quite literally) the blink of an eye. And no where else have I seen, on such a regular basis, 70 kt winds at 3000 feet. It's a demanding environment!
As for my training, that officially starts May 3rd. I'm currently trying to wrap up my grad school class ASAP so that I can concentrate on studying for recurrent. I have one more small paper to write, then our final exam, then two large papers. I have to see if I can finish up the small paper early and somehow work on the large papers while I'm studying up for the final.
AND in the middle of this I have to somehow fit a ton of A320 studying. EEK!
The important thing to do? Stay calm, make a list. First things first! I need to stop writing here and start writing this paper!
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Being a professional pilot is the best job anyone could ask for, but there's a reason we say that "flying isn't a career, it's an incurable disease."
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