Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Flight School XXI

Wesolek, Michael

doi:10.21236/ada465655

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“…The relevance of this possibility for Army aviation applies to the desire for maximum aviator performance in the cockpit and to the desire to keep highly performing aviators in Army aviation since the Army makes a substantial investment in aviators' initial training. Under the newly implemented Flight School XXI training program, Wesolek (2007) estimated the cost to train a single aviator as ranging from $265,000 to $509,000, depending on the type of aircraft (Wesolek, 2007).…”

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“…High performance and tenure are important considerations since the Army expends tremendous resources on initial aviation training (Wesolek, 2007). Therefore, the dual purposes of this research were to identify a baseline personality profile for incoming aviation students and to compare this with findings from career aviators to see if the profiles differed between the two groups.…”

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