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01-17-2006 | 01:57 PM
#13
Gets Weekends Off
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From: CR7 Capt
Originally Posted by Bigey
Im not sure i'm understanding about posting in the airline pilot forum? Should i not post there?
You'll open a whole can of worms with that one... If you look through threads you'll know what mean But, don't be afraid to ask anything you'll get an honest answer.
01-17-2006 | 04:08 PM
#14
APC co-founder
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From: B777
Originally Posted by Bigey
Im not sure i'm understanding about posting in the airline pilot forum? Should i not post there?
Welcome!
01-17-2006 | 08:46 PM
#17
On Reserve
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: RETIRED T-34C Turbo Mentor IP
Advice for a pilot in training
Hello Bigey,
I ran across a website today that had some advice a student pilot was given when he was in training, thought you might like it. It's a bit long to post here so I'll just send you the link and the title:
www.pilot-info.com
Look for the story Learning to Fly - The Theory of the "Three Buckets"
It's not bad.
Oh, and a warm welcome to the forums as well as the wonderful world of aviation!
I ran across a website today that had some advice a student pilot was given when he was in training, thought you might like it. It's a bit long to post here so I'll just send you the link and the title:
www.pilot-info.com
Look for the story Learning to Fly - The Theory of the "Three Buckets"
It's not bad.
Oh, and a warm welcome to the forums as well as the wonderful world of aviation!
01-18-2006 | 06:10 AM
#18
Farm hand
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Corporate Captain
Originally Posted by Kill Bill
welcome aboard!
there are a lot of very experienced guys on the forum and almost any question you can think of can be answered. one caution: be humble.
there are a lot of very experienced guys on the forum and almost any question you can think of can be answered. one caution: be humble.
01-18-2006 | 08:28 AM
#19
Gets Weekends Off
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From: Former 757/767 F/O, now MD-11
Stuff
KB...
You still love to fly. If you didn't, you would be working at Walmart as a door greeter and making more $$$$.
You still love to fly. If you didn't, you would be working at Walmart as a door greeter and making more $$$$.
Originally Posted by Kill Bill
welcome aboard! i envy you. i remember when i loved to fly and when every trip to the airport was exciting.
there are a lot of very experienced guys on the forum and almost any question you can think of can be answered. one caution: be humble.
there are a lot of very experienced guys on the forum and almost any question you can think of can be answered. one caution: be humble.
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