"If they have experience flying aircraft, give them priority."
"Everyone who applies will have to take an exam set by Zero. Those who pass can stay."
Mo Jingchun paused to think, then changed his mind. "Actually, let's lower the education requirement to high school. From what I understand, quite a few veterans enlisted after graduating from high school.
"As long as they pass the exam, we'll take them."
As Xu Pengfei jotted down his boss's instructions, he also wondered what the boss hoped to accomplish by recruiting veterans this time.
Giving priority to those with experience flying aircraft was enough to guess the general idea.
The boss was preparing to train Space Shuttle pilots and get ready for the people who would work in space in the future.
But recruiting retired pilots domestically probably wouldn't be easy. That was likely why the boss had relaxed the requirements.
It wasn't easy for the country to train an excellent pilot, and the cost was very high. Normally, excellent pilots served in the military until retirement or became flight instructors, continuing to provide the country with a steady stream of new talent.
Once his boss had finished explaining everything, Xu Pengfei finally asked, "Boss, are we recruiting Space Shuttle pilots?"
Mo Jingchun shook his head. "Not exclusively. All the veterans we recruit will go through a unified, systematic training program. The best performers will become Space Shuttle pilots and carry out flight missions. The rest will become administrators at the future lunar Transfer Station.
"You should know that even professional astronauts who have trained for a long time can't live in space indefinitely. Spending too long in a weightless environment negatively affects our blood circulation, bones, muscles, and more.
"When the human body enters a zero-gravity environment, the muscles begin to atrophy. The