Before moving to the back seat, Student Naval Flight Officers (SNFOs) experience a handful of flights at the primary controls during the Contact Phase of Primary Flight Training. This post discusses the Contact Phase, follow-on training, and my progress so far.
UPDATE 20140210:
a) Purpose of Contact Phase is not "Pilot Appreciation."
b) T-39s are not flown as a part of Advanced in VT-86.
This blog documents my path from college student to Naval Flight Officer in the United States Marine Corps. It is my hope that others may find the information here helpful in their efforts to be Marines, Marine Officers, and Marine Aviators. No further updates will be published, though I may review comments from time to time.
20130627
20130512
Aviation Preflight Indoctrination
API is generally broken down into two phases: academics and "fun." I am done with the academics, so here's a report on that, plus a little about what's still to come in the next two weeks. Also, advice for students getting ready to start API.
20130511
IFS Complete
I completed Introductory Flight Screening, earned my Gray Belt, and got to take leave to spend time with Robin.
20130127
Introductory Flight Screening
Quick report on my first step in flight school, Introductory Flight Screening (IFS). What is it? How's my progress? And how can students succeed in it?
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