Squad perk pool? demo image attached.

[BluBerry]

although it gives squad leaders incentive to recruit, and recruits incentive to fly with a squad.   

exactly. 

[Tinkles]

exactly. 

It gives the new players a chance to try out the 'heavy duty' planes like the B29, 262 etc. While also giving the more experienced players not only something to dump some of their perks into, but gives them a fair bit of entertainment as well 

I think (as it has been said before) that a limit would have to be established as to how much each player could deduct from the 'squaddie perk pool' in a given period of time.  Perhaps 1 262 every.. few days or so?    Otherwise we will have newbies draining the 'squaddie perk pool' in an hour or so, and veterans (who are jerks) could make new accounts and drain 'rival squads'" perk pools.

I think though if a limit is established, that it has great potential as both a marketing tool and general fun for all.

+1 

[Chalenge]

It's the same exact thing as allowing people to just give their perks to someone else.

[BluBerry]

It's the same exact thing as allowing people to just give their perks to someone else.

Not if limits are in place about usage of the squad perk pool. You cannot just transfer perks under this idea. You would be limited to lets say 200 perks a week from the squad pool to use for example.

[BluBerry]

It gives the new players a chance to try out the 'heavy duty' planes like the B29, 262 etc. While also giving the more experienced players not only something to dump some of their perks into, but gives them a fair bit of entertainment as well 

I think (as it has been said before) that a limit would have to be established as to how much each player could deduct from the 'squaddie perk pool' in a given period of time.  Perhaps 1 262 every.. few days or so?    Otherwise we will have newbies draining the 'squaddie perk pool' in an hour or so, and veterans (who are jerks) could make new accounts and drain 'rival squads'" perk pools.

I think though if a limit is established, that it has great potential as both a marketing tool and general fun for all.

+1 

Good points. I agree that having strict limits on usage and having CO's set additional restrictions is the way to go with this.