Training at Omni
08-17-2018 | 02:11 PM
#21
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The company does provide a mini van at the hotel for students. It's up to the group to schedule the use between the group. Rooms have a small fridge and microwave. There is a Walmart Super Store and a few food joints next to the training hotel also. Downstairs in a common room there are cockpit mock ups to practice flows and free breakfast in the morning.
08-29-2018 | 02:19 PM
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So.... how about them CBTs...? Whoa nelly I thought id never see the end of those lol. I just finished today for a September 5th class date. Looking forward to whats coming next...
08-29-2018 | 06:47 PM
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Nice !! sounds like a lot to do before showing up to class.
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08-30-2018 | 05:57 AM
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It's a solid 80 hours of CBT material. Some is not required to be completed prior to arrival; however once the fire hose gets turned on you'll wish you'd done them all prior to arrival.
Definitely pay close attention to the systems end of module quizzes. I'd even suggest copying the questions and answers as a study guide since there will be a systems test the day you show up for ground.
Definitely pay close attention to the systems end of module quizzes. I'd even suggest copying the questions and answers as a study guide since there will be a systems test the day you show up for ground.
08-30-2018 | 06:02 AM
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Material is currently somewhat scattered among several manuals. Learning which manual to go to is important, since for some things it is not intuitive at all.
08-30-2018 | 09:45 AM
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Welcome aboard. Great crews. Great Instructors. Study hard. They'll give you the tools and direction, its up to you to use them correctly to get the finished product.
Material is currently somewhat scattered among several manuals. Learning which manual to go to is important, since for some things it is not intuitive at all.
Material is currently somewhat scattered among several manuals. Learning which manual to go to is important, since for some things it is not intuitive at all.
08-31-2018 | 02:27 AM
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About that systems test.....
Anyone have any insight on how in depth that systems test one day one is? It’s a lot of material for sure so just wondering if focusing on the end of module quizzes is sufficient as a “going back through” study guide......I think I’m overthinking it but man that’s a lot of material for a test not much is known about.....I guess welcome to the big boy job lol. See y’all in a few days
08-31-2018 | 02:30 AM
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Anyone have any insight on how in depth that systems test one day one is? It’s a lot of material for sure so just wondering if focusing on the end of module quizzes is sufficient as a “going back through” study guide......I think I’m overthinking it but man that’s a lot of material for a test not much is known about.....I guess welcome to the big boy job lol. See y’all in a few days
08-31-2018 | 10:01 AM
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Anyone have any insight on how in depth that systems test one day one is? It’s a lot of material for sure so just wondering if focusing on the end of module quizzes is sufficient as a “going back through” study guide......I think I’m overthinking it but man that’s a lot of material for a test not much is known about.....I guess welcome to the big boy job lol. See y’all in a few days
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