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Skywest's training isn't just better than Envoy's, it's better than most of the industry.
I'm not a fan of the Utah Air Force, but they are incredibly good at taking a 172 CFI and turning them into an asset in the right seat. Envoy is more of a; 'If you study hard you won't fail the check ride, but you still might not know what you're doing' type training. Even mainline AA captains have told me they heard Envoy's training is below average.
Originally Posted by Varsity
And IFR, flying a jet, 121..Skywest's training isn't just better than Envoy's, it's better than most of the industry.
I'm not a fan of the Utah Air Force, but they are incredibly good at taking a 172 CFI and turning them into an asset in the right seat. Envoy is more of a; 'If you study hard you won't fail the check ride, but you still might not know what you're doing' type training. Even mainline AA captains have told me they heard Envoy's training is below average.
It’s the same tests and questions every year for recurrent here at Envoy.
As much as I hate recurrents, tests, checkrides,I wish it was a little but more in depth in regards to systems knowledge and overall aircraft knowledge as well.
Tell me what I don’t know and an alternate means of saving my butt and crew in emergency/abnormal/non emergency situations as well.
Of course knowing my limitations is of utmost importance, but after just completing recurrent not too long ago, I kinda was left wanting more.
Did I mention, I HATE studying? 😂