1) WEATHER:
a prolonged period of low clouds, poor visibility, or high winds may delay your
training.
2) TRAINING
FREQUENCY: the more times per week you can schedule lessons, the less time you
will spend reviewing material and lower your overall flight training costs will
be. Scheduling two to three lessons per week is ideal, but one lesson per week
will suffice.
3) INDIVIDUAL
PROFICIENCY: it's a fact that people learn at different rates. Your own progress
through training will be aided by diligent study & regular allocation of
time for that study. While you may be able to complete your private pilot certificate
with 40 flight hours, the national average is closer to 60 hours.