If you don't know a pilot and don't know where to ask this question, then you can first find a movie to watch, such as "Top Gun", Tom Cruise not only drives, but also drives a motorcycle, and drives fast; if American movies are more exaggerated, then you can look at Chinese movies, one called "Chinese Captain" If you think that this is just a civil aviation captain, and the management may be looser, then you can take a look at the movie "King of the Sky" that reflected the Chinese Air Force the year before, which also has scenes of pilots driving.
The movies listed above basically reflect the work and part of the life of pilots, including air force pilots and civil aviation pilots, and the movies are based on reality, so the driving scenes in them also exist in real life, so pilots can drive; moreover, according to the discipline of civil aviation pilots and the discipline of air force pilots, pilots are not prohibited from driving cars, and pilots' reaction speed and ability to judge on the spot are ordinary 2.5 times, driving is a very easy thing for them.
So why would anyone believe that pilots can't drive? And there's a reason for that, because it's true that pilots aren't allowed to drive in certain situations.
So, under what circumstances can't a pilot drive?
For example, when you want to perform a special mission, you need to assemble at a certain base first, and then issue a mission, and no one will know the place of arrival in advance, and the pilot who receives the mission will be directly picked up by a special car at this time, and it will be delivered to a certain place in a unified manner, especially the air force pilots, who are all from the base to the base, and it is impossible to go there by car, and it is not allowed.
If a civil aviation pilot performs a special mission, such as an overseas evacuation mission, or a charter flight mission to fly a large-scale state event, in this case, the pilot will be concentrated first, uniformly trained, and then the task will be explained, and then transferred, and the place of concentration is impossible to inform in advance, and the civil aviation pilot who receives the task is also picked up by a special car, and then concentrated, so it is not allowed to go by car.
Pilots, whether they are air force pilots or civil aviation pilots, their abilities are unparalleled, and driving a car is also a basic skill, but the air force pilots are mostly at the base, rarely go out, and rarely drive. Civil aviation pilots, on the other hand, are looser and have more opportunities to come into contact with private cars, so didn't a pilot once post his luxury car on the Internet? Moreover, civil aviation pilots can drive directly to the airport, stop the car, and then fly at the airport security check, without restrictions. There are strict rules governing pilots, such as drinking and smoking, fatigue management, prohibition of carrying equipment other than those permitted by the permit, personal grooming in foreign countries, call answering rules when flying an aircraft, etc., and there is no prohibition on pilots driving cars in all disciplinary guidelines.
Under special circumstances, the reason why pilots cannot drive is that when performing special tasks, such as civil aviation pilots' large-scale state event charter flights, overseas evacuation missions, etc., these are temporary requirements, and in other cases, there is no prohibition on pilots from driving.
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