Cindy Parrish
Chief Sustainability Officer
Student Pilot
Cindy is married to Jack with one child named Caleb. Cindy has about 50 hours of flight time over the years, mostly in the Piper Twin Comanche and Aeronca Champion.
Q&A
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Watchmaking
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I like tracking my whoop strap and health metrics.
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Write down questions when you study between lessons and bring a minimum of 3 questions to every lesson with your CFI. This will accelerate your training.
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Private multi-engine. There's a reason this is uncommon, it's the way the flight school I went to used to do it years ago. You have such few hours doing multi as a private add-on and I only had a few training flights in the twin. The examiner said his grandma does better steep turns than me! I still passed somehow and it was a good learning experience to overcome a stressful situation.
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My grandfather is who invited my into aviation. Looking back now as an adult I realize how waking up before sunrise to beat the heat and take his grandson flying was a sacrifice and I'm grateful for it. Parrish Aviation wouldn't be here if he hadn't done that.
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ETAR ILS 08. I flew the B767 into Ramstein with low ceilings. It's the same airport my dad flew the F-16 into after having a full panel failure. He got through the clouds and down to the runway by flying in on another F-16's wing.
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Saying the least necessary on radio communications.