Training Update
 

Anyone got an update on how long training is taking? Are they getting classes through in 8 weeks or any delays happening?

And how long to get thru IOE, from the time you take your check ride in the sim?

I got started on the Feb 18th class. Company is better that other Regionals I worked for before. Sounds like they are short staffed right now as pilots and instructors are moving to the mayors. All I know is that is supposed to take over all 95 days but we may be looking at a two week break from the end of systems ground in FSI until getting to the sims.
so far it has been a great experience.
For reference I’m a DEC with 5K hours and PIC typed on the CL65 so I got all the bonuses as a PIc 80K total and they are true to their word, all in black and white!

Company won’t be around in 95 days

Ok Nastradamus

95 days?! Are you including IOE?? Should be only about 8 weeks if you went straight through:
2 weeks indoc @ GoJet
3 weeks systems @ FSI
5 CPT sessions & Oral
9 sim sessions + checkride

First time poster with a very sunny disposition toward G7. Sounds suspicious to me...

Please present evidence.

So now this thread is hijacked, and I probably will never get an answer to my original question. Why do people feel the need to do this??

Probably because of all the recent news regarding the sister carrier and the source of the name ‘Trans States Holdings’...at least if I had to guess.

My guess is GoJet will be around in 3 months, even if TSA has wound down by then, but 3 years looks tough given that TSH management has said that TSA was losing $10+ mm per year and accelerating.

If that’s the case TSH management is either massively incompetent or UA is wildly under-valuing labor costs at regional feed in their FFD contracts. Either way 550 won’t save anyone if you *aren't* part of the UA chosen crowd.

What was the accommodation like and did it include a kitchen for cooking meals (not just a microwave)?