Can an Airbus pilot fly a Boeing?

Originally Answered: Can an Airbus pilot technically fly a Boeing plane too? Well yes, of course they can. However moving from one to the other – as in any significantly different aircraft – requires some serious ground school and simulator training to learn the differences.



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