Is Chemistry important for a pilot?

Question

other than math, geography, & physics...

Is there any other subject important too? I mean for a pilot!

TQ for your answer

Answer 1

Physics would be a little more useful. I took an aviation physics/ aerodynamics class it college and really liked it.

Answer 2

Probably not.

I think chemistry is mostly important to like, doctors, like a pharmacist.

Pilot, I think you'd need to know geometry, mapping, and anything else that includes distances, traveling c**p. You know what I mean

Answer 3

only if the co-pilot is g*y

Answer 4

It would not be.

Answer 5

No. There is no science to flight.

Answer 6

No its not ,, just you need to have some knowledge with physics and mathematics ,,,

Answer 7

I do not believe that it would be a mandatory class in any aircraft

pilot training course other than the Air Force Academy.

Answer 8

Not too much chem in flying. . .more physics and mechanics and a understanding of weather and stuff.

Answer 9

No, not at all, but it is very hard to get hired by a major airline if you do not have a college degree, and most curriculums for an Associate or Bachelor of Science degree require at least one course in chemistry.

Answer 10

Yes, but not an understanding of chemistry.