I agree but at least I can't change the CFIs and people who become pilots or are already gyroplane pilots trained by various existing CFIs but what I can do is try and help save their lives by giving them some more tools like warnings and a last resort chance of a ballistic parachute pull. Its the same thing as was in trikes. Yet there are many dozens of BRS saves on trikes as well as on airplanes (in the 100's actually). I have noticed that customers try and put pressure of time, business needs and other pressures on a CFI to try and "get it done". I have noticed many CFIs who are hands on very decent but give no or very little ground school where important topics such as unloading of the rotor or ADM is talked about and discussed in detail. Certainly you won't practice unloading the rotor in the air in training so only way to give proper attention to it is in ground school and if you don't do any ground school and cover these topic thoroughly then how are you being a CFI? Ground school is not just about discussing maneuvers before flight or how to read a chart and get a weather briefing. I have personally experienced all these things first hand in the US gyroplane world. So I agree that it is training based but manufacturers cannot change existing CFIs and their behavior nor can we change people taking training wanting a sign off in limited time no matter what nor can we change at what age people decide to finally start to learn to fly in their lives. There is a night and day difference in teaching someone to fly when they are in their 20s, 30's, 40's and one who comes in at 65+. These are just facts of life and we have to be ready to put in the work that is required and be honest about our fitness (not just health but fitness). I personally see this out there first hand. I personally have forced people to cancel an order (resell their new gyro) when they trained with me and I determined that they aren't fit to be driving a sports car let alone fly. It isn't easy to do when they have ordered a machine from you but when during lessons you determine the person has physical as well has mental limitations that they were not honest about with you at start but you find those out after 6 to 7 hours of training them, you have to let them know. Very difficult conversations.