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Skyline said:Avbug
No, You can't call these stats. The numbers have been taken into consideration for all the variables that you mentioned. These are the facts. They are the true numbers of pilots out there with current medicals. Here is the link http://www.aopa.org/special/newsroom/stats/pilots_state.html . After two decades in the industry I still didn't know very many who made it to major, so I did some research. Flying Magazine is the one who is good at bending the statistics.
Skyline
Skyline said:No, You can't call these stats. The numbers have been taken into consideration for all the variables that you mentioned. These are the facts.
Skyline said:it then would be easy to assume that more than half of the private pilots out there intent (sic) to be a pro
Skyline said:Out of my college graduating class of 30 only three are still flying and only one made it to a major.
VampyreGTX said:Where do you see it mention anything about current medicals? It only states total certificates by state. Nothing about the pilots even having active medicals.
avbug said:According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, one in five pilots is a commercial pilot, meaning one who flies for a living.