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Maybe some of these foreign airlines should get there pilots in the sim and practice straight up visual approaches with no automation,get back to the basics of flying. I have instructed many foreign flight students in the past and most,not all, but most lacked basic eye hand coordination while flying the aircraft. However, they were very book smart. They could tell you how many rivets held the plane together and viscous makeup of the hydraulic fluid,but could not basically fly the airplane.
 
Now for the lighter side

FWO = FLYING WHILE ORIENTAL = NO PHERIPHAL VISION = NO HAND EYE COORDINATION

DWO = DRIVING WHILE ORIENTAL = THE ABOVE ALSO
 
Are you kidding me?! How about they learn to fly in this country as opposed to us changing our policies and procedures to fit their skill-set.
 
By stating that you are attempting humor, you are not immunizing yourself from accusations of racism/bigotry.
If I'm cheating on a written test, I'm looking at the Asian guys paper. If I want to survive an actual emergency, I want a gringo flying that plane. It's not racist to acknowledge that very real cultural differences exist and for whatever reason, many Asian cultures don't mix ideally with Aviation.

I think on some level, we all know this is true.
 
If you can't landed in a VMC conditions, wind calm and 200 miles visibility, Then, You should not be a pilot....;)
 
If I'm cheating on a written test, I'm looking at the Asian guys paper. If I want to survive an actual emergency, I want a gringo flying that plane. It's not racist to acknowledge that very real cultural differences exist and for whatever reason, many Asian cultures don't mix ideally with Aviation.

I think on some level, we all know this is true.


I'm a big fan of generalisations. Huge time saver. But .... ever heard of a nice Japanese gentleman called Saburo Sakai ? I've got a feeling he wasn't the only Japanese fighter pilot that could fly. In his case, he could do it after being hit in the face with a 50 Cal. round.

http://www.acesofww2.com/japan/aces/sakai/#.UftdTMsaySM
 

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