Some notes gathered from 9 June:

Vmcg, V1m definitions.

Fuel requirements

Read this METAR. What do these obscure things mean ($, AO2, PSA?) Where can you find out more information about them? When and for what area is it valid?

Read this TAF. When and for what area is it valid?

Vicinity of the airport means what?

ILS hold short looks like what? Hold area in force when?

Look at this airport chart. Tell me about it.

Look at this approach plate. Tell me about the minimums for Cat I, precision and nonprecision. Tell me about MSA and for what distances/altitudes it is valid. When can you descend? can you do LNAV/VNAV at your current airline? Tell me how to do an RNAV approach.

What does that asterisk by ATIS* mean?

Winds magnetic or true for what?

NAT Charts. Corridors are how wide, what is SLOP, how do you divert, where can you look for references on how to divert. Many references and information on the back of many charts.

What does this picture mean on the approach plate (ALSF1 AND ALSF2 pictograms) What does that mean, and what do each of these lighting systems have?

Give us a briefing.

how do you approach the crew concept

Tell us a few Atlas customers from each of our working arenas

What makes a good pilot

what do you do on your overnights

Drunk pilot

Nonstandard (meh) pilot

--Very -- nonstandard pilot

Tell us about yourself, why Atlas

More from others, perhaps.