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It is, it's part of training and licensing. You wouldn't want someone with no experience flying others or graduating to larger aircraft. However I do see a lar
by unforeseen9991 8y ago
It is, it's part of training and licensing. You wouldn't want someone with no experience flying others or graduating to larger aircraft.
However I do see a large role for VR in the future filling much of this gap, along with automated systems making their way down to smaller aircraft.
- Nexxius 8y agoIIRC it is possible to use hours logged in MS Flight SIM as a sub for flight hours in training.