Let’s be honest we all get a contract and learn on the job often times. Why can’t the pilots do it? Fair play, it needs plenty of confidence and being a pilot is all about confidence and ability.
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So it's like being PM of the UK, but with ability.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostLet’s be honest we all get a contract and learn on the job often times. Why can’t the pilots do it? Fair play, it needs plenty of confidence and being a pilot is all about confidence and ability.Comment
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They could just radio / phone your dentist for advice.Originally posted by original PM View PostIt's more about when things go wrong that an inexperienced pilot will get into troubleComment
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If NLUK's accountant had a pilot's licence, what a world we'd live in.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThey could just radio / phone your dentist for advice.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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the modern aircraft these days flies on its own and fixes itself. To drive an autonomous Tesla you don’t need extensive training. Same thing applies to this.Originally posted by original PM View PostIt's more about when things go wrong that an inexperienced pilot will get into troubleVote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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