Originally Posted by
Flyboy68
When I was having a brain tumor removed, I interviewed several surgeons to perform the surgery, and I made my decision based upon which one was the most well rounded and had done the most volunteer work.
I wasn't interested in where they went to med school or how high they graduated in their class, or how many times they had performed brain surgery. After all, all doctors have the same medical licenses, so the only way to differentiate between them is what they do when they're not performing surgery. That's what's important.
Right?
The problem is, that there are no reputable pilot schools that only produce good pilots, and your logbook doesn't tell anything about how relevant your hours are.