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Akcfiguy 01-07-2023 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by widebodywannabe (Post 3566437)
MTC: September 2022, invite to interview the next day.

Interview: Mid October 2022

Class date: November 2022, they had an opening, got lucky

TT: 2100

Nice! How is training going? How difficult is the 73 coming from an RJ?

cmrflyer 01-07-2023 08:08 PM

It’s a step backwards. Almost as far back as you can step.

widebodywannabe 01-07-2023 08:17 PM


Originally Posted by Akcfiguy (Post 3566820)
Nice! How is training going? How difficult is the 73 coming from an RJ?

I was a corporate guy. But yes as stated below, it is a big step back automation wise compared to a 175 or a business jet.

Training is going well, it is a longgg footprint..

widebodywannabe 01-07-2023 08:20 PM


Originally Posted by widebodywannabe (Post 3566902)
I was a corporate guy. But yes as stated below, it is a big step back automation wise compared to a 175 or a business jet.

Training is going well, it is a longgg footprint..

Stated above*

antislamclick 01-07-2023 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by widebodywannabe (Post 3566902)
I was a corporate guy. But yes as stated below, it is a big step back automation wise compared to a 175 or a business jet.

Training is going well, it is a longgg footprint..

Exactly how long we talkin? Very recent CJO and have an April class date but hoping for something earlier. Was told approximately 3 month footprint.

FreqFlyer 01-07-2023 08:51 PM


Originally Posted by antislamclick (Post 3566915)
Exactly how long we talkin? Very recent CJO and have an April class date but hoping for something earlier. Was told approximately 3 month footprint.

3 months is correct, give or take. If you’re not local SEA, you get unlimited positive space back & forth during training. Going home on the weekends or for holidays breaks it up a bit at least.

antislamclick 01-07-2023 09:21 PM


Originally Posted by FreqFlyer (Post 3566920)
3 months is correct, give or take. If you’re not local SEA, you get unlimited positive space back & forth during training. Going home on the weekends or for holidays breaks it up a bit at least.

Awesome that’s good to hear. May be relocating to SEA prior to class but it’s my understanding they still provide hotels for initial even if local?

widebodywannabe 01-07-2023 10:34 PM


Originally Posted by antislamclick (Post 3566926)
Awesome that’s good to hear. May be relocating to SEA prior to class but it’s my understanding they still provide hotels for initial even if local?

Thats correct, I have a few SEA locals in my class and they were given hotels.

widebodywannabe 01-07-2023 10:39 PM


Originally Posted by flywoodson (Post 3566647)
Your TT is 2100 and 2200 PIC Turbine time right?
Or have you sat Left seat at all?

I have about 700 jet PIC.

caltex1 01-12-2023 12:13 PM


Originally Posted by FreqFlyer (Post 3566920)
3 months is correct, give or take. If you’re not local SEA, you get unlimited positive space back & forth during training. Going home on the weekends or for holidays breaks it up a bit at least.

Are all weekends off during training?

How many trips home do you think you could make during training?

Thanks! I'm scheduled for Mid Feb class


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