US Air Force Pilots Lack Sufficient Sortie Experience for Combat Operations
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️ US fighter pilots are being grounded out of combat readiness
American fighter pilots are getting so little time in the cockpit that many are nowhere near the historically considered necessary sortie rates, reports the Military Times.nondeployed fighter pilots are reportedly getting about one...
Air Force Fighter Pilots Plunge Below Sortie Minimums for Combat Readiness
America’s fighter pilots are flying far too little to meet the Air Force standard for combat mission readiness, according to a Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies expert. The alarming shortfall leaves pilots receiving only a fraction of the training sorties required for a high end fight. An average fighter pilot needs roughly nine or 10 […]
Sawalev, a researcher at the Mitchell Institute of Aerial and Space Studies, John Fenabel, revealed a significant decline in the rate of training flight for US Air Force fighter pilots, warning that this would be reflected in combat readiness. According to The Millitri Times, the fighter pilots on non-deployed aircraft are currently receiving only one training flight.
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