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Old 06-06-2023 | 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
College 121 programs are some of the most grueling training programs.
Spoken like somebody with very little real world experience. What’s grueling is spending the next many years after obtaining that degree dodging thunderstorms in a piston twin. Or joining the military and sleeping in tents after a day being shot at. Or cleaning the “honey pot” out of a King Air because somebody honored you with occupying the right seat and letting you make some radio calls.

Your success has as much or more to do with good timing as it does your abilities.
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Old 06-06-2023 | 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Powderkeg
Spoken like somebody with very little real world experience. What’s grueling is spending the next many years after obtaining that degree dodging thunderstorms in a piston twin. Or joining the military and sleeping in tents after a day being shot at. Or cleaning the “honey pot” out of a King Air because somebody honored you with occupying the right seat and letting you make some radio calls.

Your success has as much or more to do with good timing as it does your abilities.
I can list a hundred things that never happened to try a prove a point too. Try attending multiple classes, flying, working a part time job and planning your career. It may not be how it once was but the experience received at some schools is priceless. Much more than valuable than working a hokey job flying 45 min between two podunk towns. We’re flying CRJ FTDs before graduation, whereas guys wouldn’t even dream of touching those until their 30’s
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Old 06-06-2023 | 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
I can list a hundred things that never happened to try a prove a point too. Try attending multiple classes, flying, working a part time job and planning your career. It may not be how it once was but the experience received at some schools is priceless. Much more than valuable than working a hokey job flying 45 min between two podunk towns. We’re flying CRJ FTDs before graduation, whereas guys wouldn’t even dream of touching those until their 30’s
Bro just stop please
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Old 06-06-2023 | 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
I can list a hundred things that never happened to try a prove a point too. Try attending multiple classes, flying, working a part time job and planning your career. It may not be how it once was but the experience received at some schools is priceless. Much more than valuable than working a hokey job flying 45 min between two podunk towns. We’re flying CRJ FTDs before graduation, whereas guys wouldn’t even dream of touching those until their 30’s
Yeah, I really enjoy getting my degree and having to do a capstone course on a CRJ 2 years after I flew it and now im on an airbus.... all prior to 30.

You disappear for 2 years, come back from the Mesa forum and start trolling the F9 forum. hilarious
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Old 06-06-2023 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
I can list a hundred things that never happened to try a prove a point too. Try attending multiple classes, flying, working a part time job and planning your career. It may not be how it once was but the experience received at some schools is priceless. Much more than valuable than working a hokey job flying 45 min between two podunk towns. We’re flying CRJ FTDs before graduation, whereas guys wouldn’t even dream of touching those until their 30’s
You act like you’re the only one who has done that. As somebody that has walked that path AND done the flying you seem to think is useless AND didn’t get the opportunity to walk straight into a 100k per year job with a ridiculous sign on bonus to help pay off the loans I can confidently say you’re talking way out of your league.
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Old 06-06-2023 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
I can list a hundred things that never happened to try a prove a point too. Try attending multiple classes, flying, working a part time job and planning your career. It may not be how it once was but the experience received at some schools is priceless. Much more than valuable than working a hokey job flying 45 min between two podunk towns. We’re flying CRJ FTDs before graduation, whereas guys wouldn’t even dream of touching those until their 30’s
You had me at “FTDs”…that’s a mic drop moment.
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Old 06-06-2023 | 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Stayontarget
You act like you’re the only one who has done that. As somebody that has walked that path AND done the flying you seem to think is useless AND didn’t get the opportunity to walk straight into a 100k per year job with a ridiculous sign on bonus to help pay off the loans I can confidently say you’re talking way out of your league.
you only know one side of the story. Schooling is expensive now, that’s why pay is higher. With inflation and all other things considered it’s probably right on par with what you made. Save your sob story, were all looking forward to making more money, and we all deserve it.
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Old 06-06-2023 | 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Dominicducoco
Gents,

Sometimes you yanks are your own worst enemy. If this Ek Captain "washed out" then it is a huge loss to your airline and says plenty regarding the standards of your training department. I would not have a better Captain during a catastrophic event than him. Simply stated, he has proved himself in an event that should have been a hull lost in all practical standards.

Without going into details, he had a tragic lost in his family where he chose to take care of his remaining children. He walked away from a senior leadership role and prioritize his family. When he resigned, Ek management chose to not honour it and had him remain on the seniority list. That's speaks heaps about the respect he has earned.

I simply could not let anyone drag his professional persona regardless if he "washed out."
I wanted to apologize for posting inaccurate information. A few training Captains clarified that the 380 Captain didn’t wash out. They mentioned that he had more knowledge and experience than most instructors. From what others have said that he is a humble person with all his experience. I just got really nervous and stressed when someone gave us bad information that a Airbus 380 captain washed out from the prior class.

I didn’t know about his personal life.
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Old 06-06-2023 | 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ERAUAV8R
you only know one side of the story. Schooling is expensive now, that’s why pay is higher. With inflation and all other things considered it’s probably right on par with what you made. Save your sob story, were all looking forward to making more money, and we all deserve it.
“Probably”

No. Come back when you have a clue
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Old 06-06-2023 | 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Stayontarget
“Probably”

No. Come back when you have a clue
Come on back when you have a shred of respect for the future of the industry. We’re all in it together, we don’t need people turning on eachother.
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