Originally Posted by
AeroCrewSolut
Indoc will take two weeks and you will have the weekends off. Your indoc instructor is a great person and will guide you through everything you need to know about Delta.
In the first couple of days you will know your aircraft assignment and base. During indoc not much goes on after class. I strongly suggest you get together with your training partner and go to the procedures trainer and start looking at everything in the books. Go over flows, call outs, profiles and emergency procedures so you come to training prepared.
If you have any questions send me a PM or email. The most important thing to bring is a positive attitude. It makes all the difference.
Hmmmm. I don't know about that. Everyone's learning style is different and some people just have to be doing something or it drives them nuts, which I get, but I just don't see much if any value in trying to do prodecures in a plane you have no idea about with new manuals and self guided negative training while burning the midnight oil just to show up to training 1% more prepared (with bad habbits to boot) and an oversaturated brain for no reason. Do the CD first, do nothing for a couple days, and then maybe start hitting the procesures. YMMV.