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I'm old school no electronic log book. I guess I'll figure away to grab it. Anything I should know other wise for the call? Excited Ive started the process and hope it all goes well

Same here. Love holding out to be Old School. I had no issues with it during the interview-- just make sure its nice and neat. I also tabbed milestones etc., to make it easy for the poor FO doing it.

usmc-sgt

11-18-2015 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by TimmyD4JT (Post 2013041)

Same here. Love holding out to be Old School. I had no issues with it during the interview-- just make sure its nice and neat. I also tabbed milestones etc., to make it easy for the poor FO doing it.

..or CA. Logbooks are done by interviewers and they rotate through the assignment.

rvr1800

11-18-2015 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by seekingblue (Post 2013013)

They want your actual times. They really don't want an estimation.

Also, if you have logbook pro, print out the flight summary page. That will have all the answers to the questions they will ask.

Did you read the part where he said he was on a 4 day?

If you get the call while you're on your trip just explain that to them and give them an estimate. I'm sure that they will understand. We don't all travel with our logbooks.

seekingblue

11-18-2015 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by rvr1800 (Post 2013196)

Got it. I believe it is an email to set up a call now. That is a recent change.

dicec2

11-18-2015 02:44 PM

Any Vets in Bluers hear anything yet?

BeatNavy

11-18-2015 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by dicec2 (Post 2013236)

Any Vets in Bluers hear anything yet?

I know of 2 people who got phone interview emails. Lots of super highly qualified guys and gals there. Good luck to all.

ARL120384

11-18-2015 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by dicec2 (Post 2013236)

Any Vets in Bluers hear anything yet?

I was in the afternoon session at VIB, and got the email yesterday. Phone interview tomorrow!

Inverted85

11-18-2015 06:31 PM

Is there typically a few days off for Xmas, and New Years for people in training in December? Or a week off between Xmas and New Years?

dicec2

11-18-2015 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ARL120384 (Post 2013321)

I was in the afternoon session at VIB, and got the email yesterday. Phone interview tomorrow!

Congratulations!

coopervane

11-18-2015 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Inverted85 (Post 2013343)

Is there typically a few days off for Xmas, and New Years for people in training in December? Or a week off between Xmas and New Years?

I would count on Christmas Day and that's it.

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