You make the mistake of thinking the missing 40% applied and were rejected. That's kind of the whole point, isn't it? I think I'm stealing the quote (Gould, perhaps?) but the example is "how many Shakespeares died picking cotton?"
There is a massive swath of the population that doesn't even consider aviation, even though they'd be fine candidates. The reasons are many, but the result is the "90 from 60" ateamer is talking about.
There is a massive swath of the population that doesn't even consider aviation, even though they'd be fine candidates. The reasons are many, but the result is the "90 from 60" ateamer is talking about.
That's only true if they were (previously) turning away applicants due solely to their demographics.
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