The 100 hour Curse

The pilot has just passed his pilot's test, confidence hits an all time high, and the data says he is twice as likely to die as the nervous student he once was.

You think inexperience is dangerous, but the real threat begins after 100 hours, right when you finally relax,

there is a hidden spike in the accident curve, not for beginners, but for those who think they are no longer beginners.

Why does discipline vanish just as risks multiply?

Welcome to the most lethal phase in aviation, where forgetting what made you safe is the most common and costly mistake.

The answer starts with the difference between caution and complacency.

This is another comprehensive guide by Captain Charles Zolani , with a decade as a Flight instructor and Pilot.

Following this guide will vastly increase your chances of avoiding mishaps and staying alive especially in those crucial hours between competence and experience