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Also guys, if you are hoping for a call, you need to be current. That's at least what I heard at least. I went to get an IPC done and 10 days later got a call.
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How do you list an IPC on AirlineApps? Isn't there just a space for how many approaches you have flown in the last 6 & 12 months?
One other question: I did a fair amount of my initial instrument training in a Frasca. Could I list that as "sim" time? A Frasca is not technically a simulator, but there is no where else to put it.
One other question: I did a fair amount of my initial instrument training in a Frasca. Could I list that as "sim" time? A Frasca is not technically a simulator, but there is no where else to put it.
#495
How do you list an IPC on AirlineApps? Isn't there just a space for how many approaches you have flown in the last 6 & 12 months?
One other question: I did a fair amount of my initial instrument training in a Frasca. Could I list that as "sim" time? A Frasca is not technically a simulator, but there is no where else to put it.
One other question: I did a fair amount of my initial instrument training in a Frasca. Could I list that as "sim" time? A Frasca is not technically a simulator, but there is no where else to put it.
But an FTD is just that - an FTD and NOT a simulator. Therefore I would assume if it is asking for sim time, you should not list FTD for that. However, you could always ask them by calling. That is just my take on the matter.
#496
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I really doubt doing IPC will get you a call. From what I've heard, they are starting to interview furloughed pilots now as well that haven't touched a plane in several months. It's all about internal recommendations and maybe some luck in getting a call.
FTD (Flight Training Device) and Simulator a two different things. Most logbooks have only one column entitled "Simulator", but you still log FTD/Sim time in that column. FTD time is pretty much worthless, it doesn't add to your Total time or anything else. The only time I log Sim/FTD time is for training (e.g. instrument rating) or currency.
FTD (Flight Training Device) and Simulator a two different things. Most logbooks have only one column entitled "Simulator", but you still log FTD/Sim time in that column. FTD time is pretty much worthless, it doesn't add to your Total time or anything else. The only time I log Sim/FTD time is for training (e.g. instrument rating) or currency.
#497
I really doubt doing IPC will get you a call. From what I've heard, they are starting to interview furloughed pilots now as well that haven't touched a plane in several months. It's all about internal recommendations and maybe some luck in getting a call.
FTD (Flight Training Device) and Simulator a two different things. Most logbooks have only one column entitled "Simulator", but you still log FTD/Sim time in that column. FTD time is pretty much worthless, it doesn't add to your Total time or anything else. The only time I log Sim/FTD time is for training (e.g. instrument rating) or currency.
FTD (Flight Training Device) and Simulator a two different things. Most logbooks have only one column entitled "Simulator", but you still log FTD/Sim time in that column. FTD time is pretty much worthless, it doesn't add to your Total time or anything else. The only time I log Sim/FTD time is for training (e.g. instrument rating) or currency.
#498
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FTD (Flight Training Device) and Simulator a two different things. Most logbooks have only one column entitled "Simulator", but you still log FTD/Sim time in that column. FTD time is pretty much worthless, it doesn't add to your Total time or anything else. The only time I log Sim/FTD time is for training (e.g. instrument rating) or currency.
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