Amerijet
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None of them were the experienced pilots that I was referring to since they haven't started their upgrade training yet.
#607
Gets Weekends Off
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#608
On Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2018
Posts: 21
being a pilot is not that hard. Flying an airplane is easy. The training in most airline are easy. It’s not meant to make you feel special, it’s just there to teach you how not to Kill yourself and others while fly something worth millions. So saying the training is a joke at AJT is laughable, because all training ( at least I have been an employee to diff part 121 company) so far so good has been easy.
once again, aviation or part 121 training is easy. Just know what to study and how they want you to fly their airplane, and that’s it. The only diff btw you and the non pilots is that you miraculously was able to shell out thousands of dollars to train to become one(pilot).
ps: I left Amerijet ( nice company , could do better ) due to me going after the money.haha.
#609
New Hire
Joined APC: May 2016
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There's this amazing new thing called The Internet. It contains loads of information and allows you to even point people directly to it!
https://www.federalregister.gov/docu...ier-operations
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#610
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
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Posts: 772
And getting through training is about more than just studying systems and procedures. Some people truly do not have the level of skill necessary to fly something like a 767. I don't find it difficult, and you may not either. But some people clearly do.
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