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01-26-2022, 07:34 PM

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brocklee9000

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Originally Posted by knewyork

New hires stay at the lodge. In my opinion it’s way more convenient than when you come back for transition or upgrade which is at a nearby hotel. The lodge is well taken care of and the food is decent and cheap. Nice gym, nice pool, basketball court, walking trail, easy walk to class/sims. I prefer it to the local hotels which are understaffed.

Awesome thanks. The whole facility left a good impression on me back in 2015 when I got to visit. I think my university ended up not participating in the gateway program thing, but I’m keeping a look out for the next app window.

01-26-2022, 08:04 PM

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GRDWN3Grn

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Originally Posted by brocklee9000

The Lodge is awesome! The staff does an amazing job cleaning , rooms are very nice, large showers. Food is pretty good as well. Way better than a hotel and much more convenient!

01-26-2022, 09:04 PM

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SoarHigh757

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Joined APC: May 2018

Position: CRJ-200 FO

Posts: 134

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Originally Posted by brocklee9000

Thank god. I think Covid finally killed that asinine practice. It hasn’t come back yet. If it’s like our sudden 200% incentive, looks like the single occupancy is here to stay.

related question. Do new hires also stay at that JetBlue hotel? Or nearby? I got to tour the facilities years back and it looked really cool.

If you get the E190, you may also spend most of your training after Indoc and systems in Dallas. Besides nearly a month off, my split was 11 nights in Orlando and 32 nights in Dallas.

01-27-2022, 04:33 AM

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Regional8ball

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Originally Posted by SoarHigh757

If you get the E190, you may also spend most of your training after Indoc and systems in Dallas. Besides nearly a month off, my split was 11 nights in Orlando and 32 nights in Dallas.

What was the exact gouge for training ? How long is each section Indoc, System , SIMS(and how many sims)?

01-27-2022, 05:02 AM

#12775

BeatNavy

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Originally Posted by Regional8ball

What was the exact gouge for training ? How long is each section Indoc, System , SIMS(and how many sims)?

Indoc is basically Wed/Thurs/Mon/Tues, with 4 days allocated for systems CBTs in there, which end on that Friday. So Indoc is like 1.5 weeks, but really only 4 days of classes. Systems CBTs are 4 days, then 4 days of systems FTDs, then 6 procedures lessons in the FTDs, then 5 maneuvers sims followed by the MV (maneuvers checkride), an international ground school day and international sim, 3 line oriented sims, and then a line oriented evaluation (actual checkride). So that’s 10 FTDs and 11 sims, I think.

They are broken up, sometimes 4 days on 1-2 off, sometimes more breaks, sometimes less.

01-27-2022, 10:54 AM

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FLPilot3190

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Position: A320 FO

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Originally Posted by Regional8ball

What was the exact gouge for training ? How long is each section Indoc, System , SIMS(and how many sims)?

Everything BeatNavy said is correct. However, Indoc is really self-taught. You’ll be in “class” Thurs, Fri, Mon, and Tues but they’re ancillary classes like security awareness and emergency equipment. The true FOM-related Indoc stuff will be learned in your room on your iPad. There’s a 90 question quiz you have to complete before Tuesday. JetBlue gives you EVERYTHING along the way. Training is very straightforward.

01-27-2022, 04:17 PM

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2fly1034

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Originally Posted by BeatNavy

do people travel home at all during the 4 days? Does Jumpseat kick in as well? I live in LA and there are 0 MCO-LAX on JetBlue

01-27-2022, 04:20 PM

#12778

FLPilot3190

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Originally Posted by 2fly1034

do people travel home at all during the 4 days? Does Jumpseat kick in as well? I live in LA and there are 0 MCO-LAX on JetBlue

CASS and KCM should be available by the end of Indoc. It’s possible to non-rev home for the weekend but the vast majority just spend the weekend at the lodge studying and hanging out. Most classes have the option of bidding for 1-3 week breaks after Indoc before starting systems. You’ll be positive spaced home for that (likely MCO-JFK-LAX)

01-27-2022, 04:58 PM

#12779

Your name here

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Posts: 100

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Originally Posted by 2fly1034

do people travel home at all during the 4 days? Does Jumpseat kick in as well? I live in LA and there are 0 MCO-LAX on JetBlue

There should be a daily LAX-MCO-LAX

01-27-2022, 07:27 PM

#12780

Desdi

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Originally Posted by Your name here

There should be a daily LAX-MCO-LAX

Its less than daily, but we do run them. Though there are at least 7 daily on OALs and to the prev poster you are in CASS within the first few days, but unless you have a long scheduled break I wouldn’t be going home each weekend.