Mahi mahi is a fast-growing species that is resilient to overfishing; although there are no formal stock assessments for the species, low catches and a fast growth rate means stocks are likely healthy.
Best Answer: You do experience G force. You experience G force all the time. But strictly speaking about a commercial aircraft taking off, the G force you feel is negligeable. Less than 2 vertical Gs and less than 2 Gs of acceleration. Fighter jet pilots usually experience up to 9 Gs in maneuvers. Pilots do not intentionally pull more than that because most aircraft are not designed to take more than that and present technology G suits are marvels but they still have a long way to go to be effective at high Gs for any amount of time.
Congress has mandated changes to the requirement to fly as a co-pilot (first officer/second-in-command) in Part 121 airline operations. Currently, a commercially certificated pilot with 250 total hours could serve as a co-pilot. However, in response to the congressional mandate, the FAA has created new certification and qualification requirements for pilots in air carrier operations, expected to take effect in August 2013.