Originally Posted by
Easy Street
. A possible risk would be regulars stampeding for the exit if they thought they could ditch all the BS and just keep flying...
Might just have to give it time.
And one of these 'leaders' might come up with a radical plan:
Employ a few extra bods for each sqn so aircrew don't drown in BS secondary duties.
Then aircrew are tasked fulltime with flying , study flying and air warfare and preparing themselves mentally and physically for the job.
As a parallel look at professional sport and the understanding of the small differences between winning and losing.
Would a junior pilot on a Typhoon Sqn train the same way as a Manchester United striker?
and if not why not?