Originally Posted by MARX

True. Other studies deal with metrics regarding the quality of line pilots - MFAs, fatigue, sick calls, disciplinary issues, etc. They all yield similar results - an aviation degree is usually indicative of a lower maintenance, more reliable pilot.

Originally Posted by MrMustache

Wow you guys sure you didn't work at NASA previously? I know plenty of aviation college types who have no business being in an airplane. They may be able to tell you EVERYTHING about aviation but that doesn't translate into being a good pilot. This is asinine to believe an aviation student has a better chance than someone who didn't go to an aviation college. It's all about the individual, it doesn't matter what school you go to.

Originally Posted by The Drizzle

My personal anecdote doesn't match your personal anecdote! We are now sworn enemies and will squabble like little *****es!