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Old 05-16-2025 | 02:53 PM
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Atlasvet
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Originally Posted by Rightseater73
This guy is full of it. With experience as a 767 Evaluator, 1:39 minutes for a type ride means you cut corners and did not complete ALLthe maneuvers spelled out in the ACS. The 777 V1 cut is in the QRH with a pretty picture. FCTM does a great job explaining the maneuver. He must need it S P E L L E D out for him.

Is the program perfect? Nope. Will you find differences between instructors, probably. But most instructors on the fleet are very good. Being associated with the program since the Southern/Boeing days, I can tell you the program is always evolving for the better. There is a great group of guys that dedicate time to fix inconsistencies and improve the program. A few years ago when we saw a wave on limited experience new hires there was minimal issues getting through the program. Now we get the guys coming over from other fleets with their "techniques and habits" and all of a sudden there are plenty of issues. Rubber band for INT switch, turning off AT switches at end of flight, Not knowing how to fly a VNAV approach, are a few of the issues and on top of that a crappy attitude.
I understand most of your points and always felt the 777 program was doing fine. I only ever flew the 747 and believe there could be issues with some coming over.

But I am curious what you find disturbing about using a rubber band on the INT switch, I always found it handy if you wanted to chat.
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