A CFI is doing training in a C182 with a current pilot with a PPL. The non-CFI pilot performs the preflight and notices a slight curve in the prop tips but doesn't mention to CFI. The CFI checks oil and fuel but doesn't notice the prop tips. Flight is uneventful, but clearly shouldn't have flown. Responsibility? Non-CFI or CFI?
Most CFIs check oil and fuel but don't do full preflight. Do you?
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