Well, for Lesson 54 someone moved me back to 88J with the touchscreen GPS.
Not good, so I was able to get N1689H with the auto-moving seats, messed up turn coordinator and all that, but at least it had a 430W.
Since the wind was out of 130 it was off to Flint. It was also kinda bouncy out so that added to the fun.
Did the VOR 18 Circle to 9 approach full procedure, and it went rather well, was a little high on final due to making a tight turn in but would have been a do-able landing. Did it nicely even after getting delayed to do it due to traffic. So far, so good.
Then did the VOR 18 Circle to 9 approach again, but by vectors. overall very good but on the circle I went above 1400 feet with the circling minimum at 1300 feet. Actually then made a really great approach and figured out where to begin the turn to base, so something was learned anyways Unfortunately going over 100 feet above minimums is not good, technically a fail.
Then back to Pontiac for the ILS 9R which I handled rather perfectly.
Then the RNAV 9R at Pontiac and Detroit Approach started vectoring me everywhere but the approach course. First towards it, then away, then towards and away again. Fun with traffic management. As I did it, Rocky made it a partial panel approach and it was ok, but again i was kinda high on final. Did a decent landing even so.
Well, with screwing up the circle approach I can't do the practice check-ride yet so I'm rather annoyed and frustrated.
This will never end.
That's 1.8, 1.3 simulated, 4 approaches, 1 hold, and 1 landing.
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Hang in there, Aaron, you'll get through it. Just keep pluggin' away.
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