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Old December 14th 04, 12:35 AM
Matt Whiting
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C Kingsbury wrote:

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Your flight school could afford to overtrain its students.



Red herring. The military has historically moved people from 0TT to jet PIC
in less time than civilian or airline ab-initio programs. The example is all
the more salient considering how picky they are about the students.


Yes, and the reason is that they get the fundamentals solid before
moving on. Many civilian instructors and flight schools move students
along too fast and this increases the total time in the end.


Matt

 




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