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Originally Posted by rocky raccoon
This is a response from a non-pilot. Once you learn to fly, you don't need a two-place version of every aircraft you may pilot.
Do you need to go through specific driver training for every different car you drive?
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I know at American when I worked there the pilots had to have sim seat time before they got to sit in the real deal. Then they had to be checked out. I'm not a pilot but I spoke with many since I worked crew skd. Planes have different flight characteristics, instrumentation ... etc. Even the SR71's had a flight sim that they learned/trained in.
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