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Hold on.
"and adding the ability to turn it into a mech."
So his SA2 mech is still the same plane as the one as far back as Sonic 2? They're not two distinct aircraft?
As for Tails' piloting skills, he flies through an armada of Eggman's robots once in Sonic 2 and twice in Adventure, proving himself more capable than anything his own size in the air. Getting shot down by the anti-air guns or the main cannon of a much bigger ship isn't a detriment to his ability, it's something that can happen to anyone. Losing power in a test flight at the start of Adventure isn't a skill issue, it's a design problem. And as for crashing onto the Egg Carrier, I don't know, maybe the Tornado II needed to be in high speed mode to keep up at that point. It isn't clearly explained why Tails didn't transform it back, but that's design or judgement at fault, not piloting.
Edit: Of course, that has to be at least a little bit of translation issue because without landing gear he couldn't get off the ground in the first place.
It's just not something I personally could laugh at.
That's not my department!" says Wernher von Braun