Originally Posted by 13pro
(Post 3249763)
As for jumpseat, I believe it is after the first couple days you’ll get your ID. Then you can jumpseat. Company is required to positive space you home and back if you have more than two days in a row off of training, but you have to ask! |
Originally Posted by Zerosilver84
(Post 3249890)
I can't wait till the may and June 900 new hires finish OE.
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As to going home on weekends, it depends on a lot of things. Are you feeling well caught up/ahead on your study schedule, how well do you study at home vs in groups, how long/arduous is the trip home from MSP, how well can you unwind in Minneapolis?
Speaking for myself, I live far enough from MSP to make driving in daily a pain, but close enough that going home for even half a weekend was very doable. I probably went home a third to a half of weekends. Keeping in mind that my experience was 6 years ago, I found new hire training pretty easy, though I'd studied jet systems in the past, so relatively little was completely new to me. I also don't tend to study well in large groups, so most of the time I'd study either alone or with 1 or 2 other folks. Minneapolis can also be a great place to unwind. I took my bicycle with me when I went to new hire training, and the biking/walking trails around the Twin Cities are amazing. The light rail is also an excellent option to get into town for a bit if you're staying near MoA. I sometimes even take the train to go relax in a park instead of taking a day room if I have a long sit in MSP... |
Originally Posted by flyingfiddler
(Post 3250161)
Minneapolis can also be a great place to unwind. I took my bicycle with me when I went to new hire training, and the biking/walking trails around the Twin Cities are amazing. The light rail is also an excellent option to get into town for a bit if you're staying near MoA. I sometimes even take the train to go relax in a park instead of taking a day room if I have a long sit in MSP...
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Originally Posted by ninerdriver
(Post 3250223)
...although heads up that Minneapolis is still kind of a broken city after last summer. If you're unfamiliar as a new hire, then get familiar before heading into the city. Minneapolis is worth it.
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Originally Posted by ninerdriver
(Post 3250223)
...although heads up that Minneapolis is still kind of a broken city after last summer. If you're unfamiliar as a new hire, then get familiar before heading into the city. Minneapolis is worth it.
Stay the hell away from Brooklyn Park (Northwest Minneapolis). Southwest Minneapolis is just fine, starts at Uptown and moves west to Eden Prairie, Edina (nicknamed “Cake Eaters), Minnetonka, Wayzata (Richest of them all), and Chaska. I know the light rail connects through both terminals at MSP. I would not suggest using it to commute north bound. You will stop at a very notorious area on East Lake St. If you remember watching the Target, liquor store, and 3rd police precinct burn down on national TV, that stop is exactly in the center of it all. Police unfortunately do not patrol the light rail for proof of ticket purchase. The politics of the state decided it was racist to do so, because most civilians who take the light rail are minorities. Naturally that has made traveling on the rail extremely dangerous for everyone involved, especially through certain areas. |
Originally Posted by ninerdriver
(Post 3250223)
...although heads up that Minneapolis is still kind of a broken city after last summer. If you're unfamiliar as a new hire, then get familiar before heading into the city. Minneapolis is worth it.
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What should I study prior to class date? Normal procedures? Limitations? Flows?
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Originally Posted by skyhawk33
(Post 3251039)
What should I study prior to class date? Normal procedures? Limitations? Flows?
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Logbook Review today
What’s going on guys? Just completed my logbook review today. Endeavor is now offering nov class dates.
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