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AK81 04-06-2025 01:47 PM
Originally Posted by Cujo665 (Post 3901452)
They'll give you what you need to know. Primacy. Learn it their way, not how some other company with a study gouge does it.
Again, thank you! Your advice is well received.

vnoonan 04-08-2025 09:27 AM
Originally Posted by AK81 (Post 3901396)
Thanks, vnoonan! Any training materials available on the internet that are helpful to new hires?
They'll send you a sheet with memory items and ops limits. If you start in 3 weeks, you should get it shortly. Do your best to learn the memory items verbatim. They're not terrible sticklers for being verbatim, but it's easier to spit it out word for word than trying to muddle through "getting the gist of it." I told you I drove down there... I made audio recordings that I listened to over and over again. When you actually get to class, they'll break it down into 10 sections. You won't have to know the whole thing until day 10.

machready 06-01-2025 05:21 AM
Next Class
 
Interviewed in May for the July expected class. I haven’t heard anything back since the interview, no CJO, nor TBNT! Wondering what to (or not to) expect at this time. Can anyone who had gone through recent hiring/interview process please shed some light from your experience? Much thanks.

TD2018 07-22-2025 09:36 PM
Anyone here? I have an interview in early August for an FO spot to try some 121 flying. Coming from being a 135 captain. Curious to know how things are going with WGA. Thanks!

Betty 08-07-2025 10:13 AM
Any new info? Interview process? Applied yesterday

brokenbus 08-14-2025 09:13 AM
Originally Posted by vnoonan (Post 3901366)
If driving is anywhere near feasible, I recommend having your own car there. I was in the October class from last year and it was nice not being reliant on the hotel shuttle. As for the training itself, it's the same as any other training course: chairfly, learn your flows and callouts, learn the systems, etc. They do a pretty good job of feeding the information to you a little at a time. Make sure you're being proactive in looking ahead at what's going to be covered in the next sim and being prepared for that.
Is training on 36th St.?

Atlasvet 08-19-2025 01:41 PM
Originally Posted by brokenbus (Post 3938882)
Is training on 36th St.?
Yes they train at South Coast and Pan Am, hotels on 36th st as well

brokenbus 08-20-2025 12:55 PM
Originally Posted by Atlasvet (Post 3940433)
Yes they train at South Coast and Pan Am, hotels on 36th st as well
Gotcha. How does WG's QOL stack up to other 36th St. operations? Is one airframe's flying footprint better than the other?

Betty 08-21-2025 02:26 PM
Class
 
Anyone get notified about the 9/22 class yet?

brokenbus 08-22-2025 11:15 AM
Originally Posted by Betty (Post 3941018)
Anyone get notified about the 9/22 class yet?

Nothing here yet. They said we should hear by today.


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