How to Succeed at Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT)
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Instructor pilots from the 340th Flying Training Group, a Reserve unit and the largest flying group in the Air Force, share secrets to undergrad pilot training success: be an officer first, seek support from senior students, be open to feedback, be prepared for each day’s activities, and more.
thanks for making this video, as an aspiring pilot, I appreciate it when someone tells me that I can be a pilot.
You a pilot?
I completed the Army Rotary Wing Aviator Course in 1982, and instructed from 85-89. This is great advice on so many levels. Listen, learn, leave your ego at the classroom door.
More of these!
dang i think im ready for this
u got this!
This guy looks like he can go to task on a GIANT stack of pancakes.
Exactly.... "Officership"; how about a jog and less donuts...
Got 92T0, can't wait!
Excellent information and video!
“Welcome to the club. You’re average” hahahaha how encouraging
Lt Col Reynolds I don’t think could pass the PT test given to the students. Columbus 78-02
Can dependents join you while at UTP?
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I'll confess that I cheated on all my check rides (I had a friend fly all my ILS approaches, formation flights, ELPs, etc). It's a wonder I never got caught! I think one of my IPs was suspicious though because I'm white and my friend is black.
Hey can someone tell me how many hours you’re going to be in the flight room? They don’t tell in the video
12
12 hours days, but how many days per week?
5+ at work; weekends are studying.
Some Saturday fly days if the c;sss it behind, also,cross country weekends@@phatkid6811
I noticed in the large group picture of what I expect is a group of graduates, that all of the apparent USAF graduates were Caucasian. Can anyone with knowledge tell me how many non-Caucasians as a portion of the initial group typically succeed? Thanks.
You are Really Sick !
@@giancarlogarlaschi4388 Would you elaborate on your reply? I have no inkling about what you mean.
You will not succeed by looking at race
The stats are somewhere on the internet. I can’t remember the numbers but it’s very small. Idk if that’s based off the original sample pool but my recommendation is getting some hours in and studying aviation before going in.
They quota babies are given up to,50,percent more flying time to get through the program and still can’t. This also applies to foreign nationals like Saudi’s, Kuwaiti’s etc. this does not apply to,the likes of the Belgians, Germans, etc whom regularly graduate at the top of the class. Sometimes this applies to countries like Singapore nationals, etc
Been there, done that, saw that, instructed it
I could ride with a kid - in a car - and in 20 minutes tell if they could fly jets.....
Seems like a school picnic when compared with indian air force pilot training
Any video's? I need to see proof
@@paperoutefrank czcams.com/video/kedir9czCh4/video.html you would get a rough idea.
LOL, the Indian Air Force doesn't even come close to the USAF
@ sakib
You do realize that everyone attending USAF Undergraduate Pilot Training is already a commissioned officer right? UPT is not an academy, it’s sole purpose is to train current USAF officers (as well as some allied officers) in all aspects of flight culminating in silver wings.This link to the USAFA is more of an apples to apples comparison… czcams.com/video/Y4kPeeAJIF0/video.html
Yeah, you Indians think you have it tough. I heard that Russian pilot trainees have to ride bears between classrooms and put vodka on their cereal at breakfast. Top that.
Its still the chair force
We can sit in a chair and still fuck up the enemy's entire day more thoroughly than a whole battalion of ground pounders. USAF: When "work smarter, not harder" is implemented policy.
@@Turboy65 ill give you credit. At least you send the officers to do the fighting, And you sit in the rear with the gear.
@@sirdukemoose4448 Wouldn't want some enlisted private controlling millions of dollars worth of equipment would you? Lol