DropTank
Well-Known Member
I routinely conduct checkrides for applicants with over 100 hours. If they meet or exceed the standard, they get a certificate. I can recount several who flew fantastically and made excellent decisions.
Total time isn't any greater a metric on whether somebody is a good pilot or not, any more than the ACS standards themselves.
One of my first questions on a check ride will be:
"Why did it take you 100+ to get signed off?"