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#4362
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Keep in mind the FSDO would have to approve it, and that would involve the creation of a complete training program from scratch and then the FSDO would have to review it. We are talking months of work, at a time when HQ needs about 2 hours more per day to get done what they already have on their plate.
#4363
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I swore I heard at the last place I worked that all airlines had to switch to AQP within a certain time frame per FAA Regs
#4364
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Why would they drop it and completely revert from a system that works and everyone else is trying to implement? And realistically how much shorter is non AQP? Not much. You should have been here when you had to do initial LOEs in BOTH seats, then we can talk about long but that's not the case anymore.
#4367
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From: FO
Without AQP, our training problem would get worse. As you can't train to proficiency on a standard PC or Type ride, like there is on an MV. So more unplanned sims and rechecks. Especially if we get less experienced pilots.
#4368
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Like someone else mentioned I believe an AQP program is a FAA mandate. I don't think Compass could go back to a traditional check ride system even if they wanted to.
#4369
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From: The Parlor
BTW do we have 575 pilots yet?
#4370
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From: Precarious
I had the understanding that the end goal of the AQP program was to move to an 18 month cycle eventually. There would be two 6 month recurrent events and then what we do now as a 12 month would be at 18 months. The 9 month ground school would still be in there every year too.
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