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Oh come on, who wants to be the largest airline in LAX and SLC when you could be the largest airline in just Salt Lake City!!!?
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I did 9 sims once at a previous airline starting at 1am. It took weeks to recover my sleeping pattern as there were times I'd unwillingly stay up all night or fall asleep at 3pm and wake up at 10pm. Then I went right into IOE. I was only 23 which meant that should've been easy and near normal but that was far different then just staying up late.
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Re: NATCO Closing
I have to say I don't see how 8 bays is going to be enough. A320 - 5 sims A330 - 2 sims B747 - 2 sims B757 - 3 sims (I think) and that is just the full flight sims, doesn't include FMS or PTTs or the sims used to train other airlines. The real kicker is that management is STILL stuck on not offering hotel rooms and PS passes to/from the schoolhouse for instructors that don't live where the Training Center is located. If they did that they might not lose so much experience from the instructor corps. I suppose the FAA will just look the other way and not consider it a safety issue during the "transition" if most of the instructors decide not to move to ATL and not to instruct (at leaston the 747 and Airbii) It will be even more fun to watch the training backlog. Some sims don't react well to being moved. |
Originally Posted by Nosmo King
(Post 1004853)
Re: NATCO Closing
I have to say I don't see how 8 bays is going to be enough. A320 - 5 sims A330 - 2 sims B747 - 2 sims B757 - 3 sims (I think) and that is just the full flight sims, doesn't include FMS or PTTs. The real kicker is that management is STILL stuck on not offering hotel rooms and PS passes to/from the schoolhouse for instructors that don't live where the Training Center is located. If they did that they might not lose so much experience from the instructor corps. I suppose the FAA will just look the other way and not consider it a safety issue during the "transition" if most of the instructors decide not to move to ATL and not to instruct (at leaston the 747 and Airbii) |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1004833)
contractually, we cannot be scheduled to do the "E" period sim (early morning hours).
Denny |
Originally Posted by Check Essential
(Post 1004857)
You haven't seen LOA 30?
I thought West Coast pilots could use E too, but never looked since it did not effect me. |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1004855)
My bet is that they will offer what they need to, to get DGS and PCP's alike to instruct in ATL on the 744. Other than that, I am guessing that there will ppl lining up out the door to instruct down here.
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Originally Posted by Check Essential
(Post 1004857)
You haven't seen LOA 30?
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1004861)
You are a funny man. :eek:
I thought West Coast pilots could use E too, but never looked since it did not effect me. |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1004855)
My bet is that they will offer what they need to, to get DGS and PCP's alike to instruct in ATL on the 744. Other than that, I am guessing that there will ppl lining up out the door to instruct down here.
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Originally Posted by Nosmo King
(Post 1004865)
I am sure there will be lots of applicants, I just wonder what their flight experience in type will be ...
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