people tend to play the game a while first, usually up one of the BB lines into a BB1 before they start experimenting with a CV or even a sub.
myself, I've gone through the attacker. loved being a terror in blitz. dreaded moving up to GB2 games at that low level.
what you learn in a cv in blitz. how to use your TBs (or DBs if that's the given case), and perfect your targeting using either auto or manual (up to you which you prefer). targeting. in blitz especially, you learn really situational awareness for what's happening around you. and sooner or later, if at all, you'll learn how to deal with threats close in. which royally sucks when you don't have guns to use on a cv (UK you don't get any until the 4th carrier you get).
then you get up in gb2 games, and it's all about dealing with enemy fighters, scouting for bbs, using your TBs or DBs as you can against the enemy. and having much more room to play with, and more support generally from dedicated AA ships. but you also learn the dreaded fear of submarines.
in your case, practice makes perfect, your pilots (and thus, your planes) will improve as they gain levels, and as you learn how to use them with more efficiency.
if not, you're not going to be THAT far along, if you want to you can put that crew on hold, and start up another one for one of the BB lines. I did that with my original IJN crew. got up into Kongo BB1, scrap the whole crew and went UK. I've got 3 crews there now (Sub, BB, and CV) and just started another IJN CV crew not too long ago.
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