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Old 08-12-2010 | 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by flyheavys85
Why, is there a greater chance of getting into the cockpit? Sounds a little strange to me, could be wrong.

How did you hear about it?
Keystone did not hire a single person as a pilot during the 2 years that I worked there. Every single pilot was an upgraded photographer who had come to the company with flight time and all ratings. Some people were photographers for longer than others, but I spent 8 months in the back.

Sitting in the back is a great way to experience this industry. You learn what is going on with the camera and that makes you a more effective pilot once you upgrade.

As for where I saw it, it is posted on a website. I promise. In this day of social networking sites, I hope anyone seriously interested could find it with the information in this post.