Originally Posted by
AlexBlakeCFI
Don't forget your wonderful group mates
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Completely different. Everyone got the same approaches every day of training. Day of, everyone got different approaches from each other. Don't stress too much over your Redbird stuff. I'm not a CFII and I thought my instrument skills were just "eh" but turns out they're better than I expected. All they want to know is that you know what youre doing and can handle the most basic stuff.
But by this time, you probably already passed and know that already!
Dallas was the most stressful week of my entire life, but I just got my official offer letter, so who can really complain now?!?
Alex,
Please forgive my faux pas; I was brain dead typing it out. You guys were a huge help and look forward to seeing you all for IOE.
For Tpauly: The six sim sessions get you ready for the check ride. Plan on studying and working with your sim partner during the week in Dallas. It is drinking from a fire hose for good reason. Pay attention, study, and keep a good attitude and you will do well.
As for check ride, the examiner is very fair in both oral and 'the ride'. There will be no surprises in either. Relax and "keep it normal."
Best of luck!