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Airline Pilots View of 747 Training

Charles T. Green

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Abstract

This paper compares two different types of training used in airline pilot training. The old approach used with early piston aircraft and the first generation of jet aircraft, with a new concept of training introduced with the Boeing 747. The approach to training is called the Specific Behavorial Objective (SBO) concept. This paper is not technical in nature, but presents the views of one airline pilot.

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This paper compares two different types of training used in airline pilot training. The old approach used with early piston aircraft and the first generation of jet aircraft, with a new concept of training introduced with the Boeing 747. The approach to training is called the Specific Behavorial Objective (SBO) concept. This paper is not technical in nature, but presents the views of one airline pilot.

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This paper compares two different types of training used in airline pilot training. The old approach used with early piston aircraft and the first generation of jet aircraft, with a new concept of training introduced with the Boeing 747. The approach to training is called the Specific Behavorial Objective (SBO) concept. This paper is not technical in nature, but presents the views of one airline pilot.

Key concepts: Aeronautics, Computer science, Training (meteorology), Engineering, Meteorology, Geography

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