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#2191
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Posts: 1,533
Interestingly, he also was VERY cognizant if the fact that I commuted from MIA, and did everything in his power to gain valuable minutes on our last flights into JFK each week to help me make my commute home to Florida. He was the most annoying, yet also one of the most helpful guys I flew with.
#2192
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jul 2015
Posts: 667
Okay I was wondering if that's who you were talking about. You apparently don't know his background. Jim didn't flow anywhere. Jim was an AA pilot that was "loaned" to Eagle to work in MGMT many years ago while remaining on the AA seniority list. He officially retired awhile back. He's now officially on the Envoy seniority list so he can stick around and do E175 deliveries and other special flights.
#2196
On Reserve
Joined APC: Feb 2019
Posts: 14
I had to fly with him for an entire month in the summer of 1995 when I was JFK based. Miserable experience. He was the know it all of know it alls and he had a counter for EVERYTHING that came out of my mouth. I eventually lost my $h1t with him while enroute to God only knows where (Columbus, Ohio, I think) in a Saab 340B. Lost my $h1t. Went ballistic. Later on in the hotel, over beers, he apologized, but admitted that he is who he is, and he realized he was a PITA, but admitted he’d likely never change, which I respected. But still...
Hahaha...I got into it with him in a 0500 van because he wouldn’t shut up about some little issue. Turned and asked his name, then as he tried to continue, I told him to shut up because I only wanted to know his name so I would never have to fly with him...and he wasn’t even on my equipment. The dead look in his FOs eyes told the story of how that 4 day was going.
That was also the point I realized I was ready to upgrade 😂
#2197
I had to fly with him for an entire month in the summer of 1995 when I was JFK based. Miserable experience. He was the know it all of know it alls and he had a counter for EVERYTHING that came out of my mouth. I eventually lost my $h1t with him while enroute to God only knows where (Columbus, Ohio, I think) in a Saab 340B. Lost my $h1t. Went ballistic. Later on in the hotel, over beers, he apologized, but admitted that he is who he is, and he realized he was a PITA, but admitted he’d likely never change, which I respected. But still...
#2200
Line Holder
Joined APC: May 2018
Posts: 34
On the E190 it is usually 4 weeks from setting foot in the door at CLT to “checkride”. CBTs are the first 3 days of GS, though other fleets do them at home. OE typically starts less than a week after finishing sims.
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