I simply stated that it is possible to get good training in US.
And that a busy airspace prepares you well for any enviroment you might encounter.
And that it is not possible to judge the whole system by evaluating 2 not even 100 students that have trained in US, as there must be hundreds of students that come back each year.
Never have I implied that system in US would be superior to that in Europe...Or other way around (Unlike some of us).
As i have trained on both continents I think that I am in a position to evaluate the standards of training better than some of us... How many of you have actually trained in US and in which schools?
Those of you reading this post that know me personally, know that I have always been very critical of US flight schools and the system in general... but I see some good in it too.
I was able to accept it.That is not the case with some of us that walk around blinded by their on magnificence.
JJ
[This message has been edited by JJflyer (edited 13 September 1999).]