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MattE 04-10-2009 06:52 PM
Flight Release
 
Hey everyone,
I hope to apply for a few regional airlines as more jobs start to appear. However, I was wondering if anybody knows of any programs that create dispatch releases? I am hoping to get a little practice before I apply.

Thanks

250 or point 65 04-10-2009 06:56 PM
I can print you out a TSA release if you'd like. They are the same as GoJet, so you'll be prepared for your interview.

Lysol 04-10-2009 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 250 or point 65 (Post 594177)
I can print you out a TSA release if you'd like. They are the same as GoJet, so you'll be prepared for your interview.
:D

MattE 04-10-2009 07:23 PM
Originally Posted by Lysol (Post 594179)
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Lysol, it isn't necessarily to be prepared for the interview, I would just like to get used to the way airline paperwork looks.

flyandive 04-10-2009 07:29 PM
He probably wants to use it for flightsim ;)

MattE 04-10-2009 08:32 PM
Originally Posted by flyandive (Post 594190)
He probably wants to use it for flightsim ;)
The last copy of that game I owned was Flight Sim '98.

UpThere 04-11-2009 05:48 AM
Every release I've seen is different for each airline. They can tailor to what they want. You don't really need to study it for an interview for a few reasons.

1. It's pretty straight forward.
2. If you get hired somewhere they will teach you what they want you to know about it.
3. If you're not previous 121 or big 135 and you've never seen one before, you aren't expected to know much about it.

MattE 04-11-2009 06:37 AM
Originally Posted by UpThere (Post 594271)
Every release I've seen is different for each airline. They can tailor to what they want. You don't really need to study it for an interview for a few reasons.

1. It's pretty straight forward.
2. If you get hired somewhere they will teach you what they want you to know about it.
3. If you're not previous 121 or big 135 and you've never seen one before, you aren't expected to know much about it.
Sounds great, thanks.

aviatorhi 04-11-2009 07:52 AM
4. It makes a great bookmark.

waflyboy 04-11-2009 10:21 AM
Originally Posted by aviatorhi (Post 594310)
4. It makes a great bookmark.
and window shade.


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