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Pay during training
Are you paid per diem along with the 65 hour guarantee during training?
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Sadly no per diem during training. It would be nice if they changed that.
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Originally Posted by Flaps Full
(Post 2865439)
Sadly no per diem during training. It would be nice if they changed that.
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Originally Posted by itsmytime
(Post 2866306)
Thanks for the response.
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Originally Posted by Flaps Full
(Post 2866681)
No problem, let me know if you have any other questions!
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How it training conducted?
Is still class room type structure 9-5pm instructors teaching from the slides? Do they have any CBT’s for the 145/175 that they hand out before training ? |
Originally Posted by Desiflyer
(Post 2873075)
How it training conducted?
Is still class room type structure 9-5pm instructors teaching from the slides? Do they have any CBT’s for the 145/175 that they hand out before training ? You’ll get CBTs throughout training but not before; they are not necessarily related specifically to your ground school training, but required by the company. At least on the 145, you won’t receive any study material in advance. The program is very structured so they will tell you exactly what to study every day. Hope this helps. |
Not so much for the 175... It’s been a total **** show so far.
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Originally Posted by MooseAg03
(Post 2873189)
Not so much for the 175... It’s been a total **** show so far.
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Delays, the 175 is not AQP, and you have a 50% chance of doing sims with Flight Safety instructors in STL. I’ve heard there’s quite a disconnect in how XJT does things and what FS instructors teach.
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Is training more than 90 days for pilots who progress with the syllabus (IE not assigned extra training due to performance)?
Non AQP is the way training has been done for a long time, why is that a **** show? There is limited space in Houston. Training somewhere else doesn't sound like that big of a deal. |
Unless you came to ExpressJet for their “excellent training.” The timelines do seem to be getting better, date of hire to starting IOE is scheduled to be just under 90 days.
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Originally Posted by watch
(Post 2873492)
Is training more than 90 days for pilots who progress with the syllabus (IE not assigned extra training due to performance)?
Non AQP is the way training has been done for a long time, why is that a **** show? There is limited space in Houston. Training somewhere else doesn't sound like that big of a deal. |
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