[QUOTE=pangolin;2577805]
Originally Posted by
flyguy727
Attitude is key. If you go to the Training Review Board blaming anyone other than yourself and without something to offer you'll be justifiably let go. Look - it's a RISK - it's a LIABILITY for the company to keep someone with multiple failures. If you DO get through with a training failure Mesa puts you through AQP early. AQP is no gimmie - I know of both captains and FO's failing AQP.
There are diamonds in the rough. Pilots who have not flown for a while with good experience who take a little extra time to get used to the speed things happen and the glass and they need a little extra time. Mesa has (in the recent past at least) worked with these pilots and many are successfully flying the line and passing their 6 month AQP with flying colors. They just needed a little extra time in the sim. The TRB makes the determination - largely based on the pilots attitude toward the failure. ARE YOU TRAINABLE? That's what matters. If you fail and blame the PM - then YOU have issues. Better to say - the PM failed to set the altitude and I didn't catch it. See the difference?
That's exactly what he did. He took responsibility, even thou the PM screwed up. As he told me, his exact word was "it was my fault"
Nothing about this makes any sense to me.