Am I mistaken that the FAA only requires pilots to record time for staying current, and time used to qualify for a rating. If that is true it then becomes a moral question, and we all know a person without morals will not be changed, so we should all quit whining about this. I understand times are hard, but the employers I have talked to are not only looking for the highest time pilots with three shuttle launches but also for a well-rounded person that can do the job well.
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