I was a training captain back in 88-89. I had never been so scared as training some of the guys in the Navajo. Keep in mind, back then, you flew a Lance for anywhere from 6 weeks to 6 months. It was very obvious who was fudging their multi time.
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Jetlife
Dude I don't disagree with you. Those are excellent qualifications, and obviously excellent skills to fly SPIFR freight. I am just saying that the multi experience is maybe low enough to worry about him passing training. Just to pass sims you need to be really on your game. 1 week of sims and if you don't pass that, you are more than likely done. After that you get about 5 flights in the airplane and a check (sometimes longer if needed). AMF is not in the business of teaching applicants anything other than AMF company stuff. I was a training captain and whenever I saw somebody without the fundamentals down, it was a sign that it wasn't going to go well.