I applied once via the 350 ad and they called me... never flown anything bigger than a 145 or flown more than 3 hours non stop.

When did you send in your stuff?

January or early February, I think. The interview dates were from 1-3 of March I think.

I didn't end up going after talking to a couple people that work there... I had an idea what it is like but I don't want to go somewhere based on what I hope their new contract will bring and the fact that they might lose the home basing. Not that they would have hired me. For the comparison, I have been sending things to Atlas, Kalitta, and keeping an eye out for lucrative contract work.

Those of you that have the disk for training , I have a Mac and I know they are stating we need a windows based laptop computer. The disk and files on it work with my mac. Anybody else using Mac and know how to run windows on
It? Thanks!

NightIP is a hardcore Mac nerd and will likely be able to answer that question.


I am looking for a update on the IOE bottleneck? Has anyone else heard anything about June / July classes?

I talked to a guy who just finished Boeing sim.

He said he'll be sitting home 3 -ish months waiting for IOE. According to him, many of the Boeing check airmen bolted to the 777 which Omni is bringing aboard, resulting in a lack for the 75/76's. Once the new cadre of check airmen is trained up things should begin to move.

Last I heard (on this thread), some mid-Feb interviews have been called for a mid-June Boeing class

I believe week of 2/14 have been called for June 21st class dates. That's the latest from what I have heard.

I just talked to a friend from the October class, and they're just getting into IOE now. Nothing happens quickly here. :D

Hey Night,

What all did you review while waiting for IOE? I have been sitting since mid Feb and am reviewing things, but any info would help....Thanks

I just did Aerosim freeplay mode a couple times a week to keep up to speed with flows/profiles. I also did the daily grind every so often to keep my head in memory items and limitations. I know it's really dry reading, but it's also a good idea to get your head into the LROM from time to time to keep refreshed on all that stuff (that oceanic checklist is really helpful for studying).

Doing just those things, I felt pretty good going into OE. Hope it helps!