The Challenges of Starting a Phase Three Hebo Instructor Job

It felt like I really came into my own after 300 hours of instruction. Nothing can simulate being on your own. The most challenging part was either the brain space to write things down or there's just so much to know and you don't know it. What was the best part? Seeing your guys graduate. Is the best part. And they jump into the 412 where it's a lot of switches and a lot of instrumentation. They're very good. You're ready to basically take them out on a mission in challenging conditions but still be able to know what to do.