Question of the Week: Still the Coolest Job in Town – Or Not So Much?
There’s been a lot of talk about the way young airline pilots are trained and treated after they’re hired. This week, we want to know: Is flying the line still a career you’d recommend to young people? Plus: Last week, we asked if flying was becoming too much of a hassle (what with the badges and the passenger manifests and the customs check horror stories); click through to see how AVweb readers answered.
PREVIOUS RESULTS ***
Your answers to last week's poll question left us with seriously long faces. We asked if flying has become too much of a hassle (what with the badges and the passenger manifests and the customs check horror stories), and an incredible 65% of those who took time to answer said yes, the seemingly determined effort on the part of government to limit GA is actually discouraging you from continuing to fly.
For a complete (real-time) breakdown of reader responses, click here.
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THIS WEEK'S QUESTION ***
There's been a lot of talk about the way young airline pilots are trained and treated after they're hired. Is flying the line still a career you'd recommend to young people?
Would you recommend young people pursue an airline career?
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