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Old 06-22-2011 | 03:04 AM
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Originally Posted by AvPilot
Just wondering what the military folks out there think of the 1500 rule? Many of them are far below 1500 hours when they get thrown into a cockpit of an aircraft much more complex than what 121 operations use. Quality of training over quantity, just a thought though.
I don't have a problem with it and I came from a community where a pilot who gets out at their chance might not have reached 1,500 TT. As far as training, there is a large difference in what a civilian trained pilot has done in their 300 hours let's say than what a military trained pilot has done in that same amount of time. I agree with those who tout the quality of time over quality, BUT numbers and minimums have to be set somewhere. For those that don't like 1,500, they may suggest 1,000 TT, but many would argue that too.

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