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Much has changed from the days of the post-war airline pilot stereotype.
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It is a very different airliner that traverses the skies today compared with the gracious craft that pioneered air routes in the post-war era. In the span of a few decades, the aviation landscape has changed in so many ways — from the aircraft flown, to the growth of automation, the integration of new technologies and a better understanding of the human factors affecting those at the helm.
Still, as we advance through the 21st century, change arises at every turn, either in the form of a new app or a new route that stretches both our imagination and endurance. To such a setting we must constantly project forward to anticipate the next step on the journey.
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