*** PREVIOUS RESULTS *** Last week, AVweb asked readers about the increasing gulf between technology and flight training. Our readership was split almost evenly across the four points of view. The most popular response (by a narrow margin, with 34% of the vote) was that pilots are being increasingly trained in high-tech systems, and when those systems go down, newer pilots may not be prepared to fly. 28% of you welcomed technological advances with open arms, while another 17% were wary that we’re headed toward a world where pilots will need a type rating for each individual panel box.
*** THIS WEEK’S QUESTION *** This week, AVweb would like hear what our readers are paying for storage and hangar costs. Click here to participate.
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AVweb’s Question of the Week …
Key Takeaways:
- Last week's AVweb poll on technology in flight training found that the most common concern (34%) was that pilots trained in high-tech systems may be unprepared for system failures.
- Other significant views from the previous poll included welcoming technological advances (28%) and worrying about the need for type ratings for individual panel boxes (17%).
- This week, AVweb is asking its readers to share information regarding their current aircraft storage and hangar costs.
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