% 'propogation' of pprune
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% 'propogation' of pprune
Hi.
This isn't a flight deck related question, but is a question so hope this is the right forum.
I was just wondering whether anyone would care to speculate as to what % of the world's / the UK's pilots regularly read, or contributed to pprune.
I can't imagine there's any scientific way to work it out, as it wouldn't be easy to work out how many people on pprune are actually airline pilots, and also how many airline pilots there are around in total.
The most accurate figure is probably based on pub chat I would guess... do you pprune?
NW3
This isn't a flight deck related question, but is a question so hope this is the right forum.
I was just wondering whether anyone would care to speculate as to what % of the world's / the UK's pilots regularly read, or contributed to pprune.
I can't imagine there's any scientific way to work it out, as it wouldn't be easy to work out how many people on pprune are actually airline pilots, and also how many airline pilots there are around in total.
The most accurate figure is probably based on pub chat I would guess... do you pprune?
NW3
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NW3,
I am pretty sure PPRuNe tracks the number of unique hits along with the country of origin.
That should give you the info needed to come up with the Percentages.
Take Care,
Richard
I am pretty sure PPRuNe tracks the number of unique hits along with the country of origin.
That should give you the info needed to come up with the Percentages.
Take Care,
Richard
