So every time someone who was 'touched' by OAA changes their job OAA adjust their figures to incorporate this?
Do you mean just changes the total for each airline or adds to one total without subtracting from another?
If you were that company, and you wanted to attract more students, what would you do?
Go back and re-read the claims, they don't refer to the figures in a way that would indicate that they are an accurate representation of the percentage of pilots who have taken the full course.
So they can report that pilot A, took a class or had their flight review, or an instrument check, or something, was a student. And that pilot A got a job with company B, C, D, E, and F. But since they don't list the correlation between pilots and jobs it comes out as:
Pilots who've taken courses: 1
Jobs obtained by pilots who've taken courses: 5