Originally Posted by
Airhoss
My experience with TK training is from both an instructor and student. I find that those who complain about training at UAL are generally unprepared, weak, lazy or just an odd duck. This is my third major airline and the training here is far and away the best of the three. If you put in the slightest bit of effort every transition and or CQ event is a breeze and you’ll be fully prepared for the line. If you’re one of those contrary morons that wants to be spoon fed, you’re going to have issues.
The real fun is when you show up fully prepared and find out that you’re going to be sitting next to the contrary moron. I don’t get those guys. I’m probably the laziest pilot at United, or at least I try, but I’ve found that just doing the job exactly as I’ve been trained every day takes far less effort than making my own procedures up or having to cram before every training event to undo all of my bad habits.