Summary data with respect to occupational prevalence in the active airman population is presented according to major occupation groups utilized by the Bureau of the Census. Occupational characteristics of the active airman population are compared to the occupational characteristics of the general population of the United States. Type of flying engaged in by sample members is also presented.
It was reported in 1966 that the prevalence of fatal aircraft accidents among physician pilots during 1964 and 1965 was four times that of general avi...
Student pilots receiving all instruction in an aircraft and student pilots who received a portion of their flight training in a ground trainer were co...
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