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English, 08.06.2021 21:20 journeyhile5

As a licensed pilot, I am certified to fly a number of aircraft that are popular in today's busy industry. I've flown both large planes and small planes, fast and slow. Which mistake does the job applicant most clearly make? A. She doesn't provide enough detail.
B. She doesn't state her qualifications.
C. She writes with an unprofessional tone.
D. She uses insensitive language.

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