Originally Posted by
ASIANpounder13
So no one is out to see if they can get you to fail? I guess thats good. What about the interview sim? I heard that its in a -200 with no F/D. Thats not a big deal but what about for someone who's never flown the plane before? Why doesn't Atlas make applicants do this? Do they at least give you time to see how the sim handles before they throw the coals at you?
Also, does Southern throw you in a sim? What about WGA and their interview?
I did that sim eval back in 2011, they just want to see that you can fly raw data without falling out of the sky, they configure for you,and the takeoff and landing are not even graded, mins set at 300/1 JFK 22L, nice sim, great visuals, don't sweat it.