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Tail draggers were starting to become somewhat rare because most makers
stopped making them.

Why did they stop making them?

Nope, most pilots will continue to train in something inexpensive and
transition to something else later.

I was thinking mainly of people training for piloting as a career, where
financial limitations are less of a factor.

Do you think the Air Force is going to do primary training in F-22's and
scrap all the trainers?

For transport pilots, I don't think they will use F-22s at all.

This is never going to happen. Keep deluding yourself.

Wait and see. It will happen first in the Third World.

Yeah, for a type rating for a similar airplane.

That wasn't possible before, and now it is. More changes along these lines
will occur in the future.