Originally Posted by
rickair7777
But the problem with colgan is at least the CA had very low time when he started at colgan. IMO that is a recipe for diasaster...face it, there are some things you simply don't learn in a 121 cockpit.
Airline ops occur in a multi-layered bubble of protections which insidiously encourage complacency. Nothing like 1000+ hours of piston 91/135 to teach you that things can and will eventually go wrong.
IMO it takes a low-timer a lot longer to learn certain basics in the airline world...and he might never learn them in a jet.
My point exactly.
Furthermore look at what it will do to the supply and demand equation it's a win win.