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Old 16th Aug 2015, 06:06
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Pittsextra
 
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Being practical in the private world if you adopted the same gradings structure I think those that worked hard to gain a higher grade would find more demand for their service and as a result effectively be paid more?

If we talk helicopter instructors - given very many become FI's as part of gaining hours enroute to an entirely different flying career- I'd think any differentiater would be happily adopted.

Besides career on a personal development side I think most pilots (privately if not publicly) are mindful of the experience and standards that come from the military and as a result would enjoy the opportunity to have their flying challenged.

What I think is weak currently is the obsession with flying hours as a quantity with no thought to their quality.
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