The percentage of students that get jets.

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

As of today, no longer my squadron.

Scratch squadron, replace with staff.

Anywho, I found the perfect candidate for your staff.

 

[707guy]

Thanks, guys! And, contrary to popular belief, post-command flying tours do exist. Heading to NAWDC to make Training Officers and write tactics at HAVOC. Pretty psyched!

Congrats on completing your tour!

 

[UInavy]

Thanks, guys! And, contrary to popular belief, post-command flying tours do exist. Heading to NAWDC to make Training Officers and let them write tactics at HAVOC. Pretty psyched!

FIFY.

Seriously, though- congrats!

 

[sevenhelmet]

Disclaimer: I am not in the navy or any service as a pilot/aviator
I have been lurking on these forums for a while while doing research on piloting careers and I came across several threads where someone asks about the percentage of students that get jets. Everyone without fail responds 42%. I thought this was simply a joke at their expense and to say that they shouldn't be thinking/worrying about what air frames they may or may not fly if they join the navy. This led me to perform more research and to my surprise the number of new pilots that received jets recently does in fact fall at just above 43%. Worth noting that this may change due to a larger gap in the number of pilots to the number of approved pilots that is seen in fighter aircraft compared to other aircraft types (49% of authorized pilot slots for the navy are fighter slots as of 2017).
Source is GAO-18-113 Appendix III

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[Jim123]

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[nittany03]

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[Brett327]

FIFY.

Seriously, though- congrats!

Don’t count me out just yet. I’ve still got a few tricks up my sleeve.