Originally Posted by
ReadOnly7
No self-respecting professional should ever actually support a view like this. If you require 100 hours of IOE, you should be shown the door.
Perhaps 100 is high but the FAA minimum was designed for a pilot with multiple type ratings transitioning to a different piece of equipment not someone fresh out of a 172. It would be nice to take the UPT approach and wash out anyone who fails any lesson twice but the labor supply isn’t going to allow that. If you wish to maintain a single level of safety then the training programs must account for different learning rates and prior experience.