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Jan 23, 2013 · He asked what I got and I told him. I said it wasn't a 100% like I had strived for but it would work. Then another instructor piped up and said the same thing. "You don't ever want to get a 100% on the written, it is just like challenging the DPE to find something you don't know."

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FAQs about Aviation chief ‘100%’ confident pilot exam controversy solved Coupon?

Can you find a pilot without a checkride bust?

The reality is you have a large pool of pilots, finding someone without a checkride bust is a limiting factor. And for a hiring manager, they are looking at a applicant as a whole, and checkride history is only one small part of what they look at when they are considering a applicant. ...

How many commercial pilots pass a check ride?

So roughly 2 of every 5 commercial pilots passed every check ride on the first try. In reality, if a pilot is a good pilot for PPL, they are probably also a good pilot for CFI, etc. Simply multiplying the probabilities isn't mathematically a good idea here, but still fun to think about hypothetically. Not necessarily. ...

Did you pass the DPE & FAA on your CFI initial?

On my CFI initial had the DPE and 2 FAA observers. Apparently that doesn’t happen often. Passed them all 1st time around, including CFI so far, on first go. Tomorrow my CFII and I am working hard towards keeping the track going. ...

Is CFI a good checkride?

Practically threaded the needle - both rides had perfect maneuvers except for one or two that were so bad, they should’ve been a failure. CFI was my best checkride to date but that has to do more with your teaching ability rather than your piloting ability. Some people just aren’t meant to be teachers and that’s okay. ...

What is a good pass rate for a pilot?

Fortunately for us, the FAA does publish pass rates. From the latest data (2020), initial private pilots have a pass rate of 77%, commercial pilots 79%, CFI 76%, ATP 90%. The reality is you have a large pool of pilots, finding someone without a checkride bust is a limiting factor. ...

Can a pilot be a good pilot for PPL?

In reality, if a pilot is a good pilot for PPL, they are probably also a good pilot for CFI, etc. Simply multiplying the probabilities isn't mathematically a good idea here, but still fun to think about hypothetically. Not necessarily. I failed my instrument rating because I forgot to push one button. It happens far more than you think. ...