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Old 11th Jan 2017, 13:12
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There isn't enough of a GA industry in the UK to support the 1000-1500 hours requirement. The airlines wouldn't be able to find people and would need to look abroad.

Also we would end up with a situation where all instructors were building time, probably working for free or even paying to work and the career instructor wouldn't get a look in.

I do agree about the need for basic hand flying skills though.

I have read old accounts that mention airline flying clubs with subsidised GA type flying? Maybe more of this kind of thing is the answer.

As far as I can see the airlines do not support GA at all. Despite it being the training ground for a large number of their pilots.

The fact we have the MEP though and integrated guys dont even have an SEP means it is going more the other way
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