Originally Posted by reallymrpilot (Post 2257837)

Have you thought about becoming an instructor then so you can teach your superior pilots skills to us new pilots at AA????

Originally Posted by reallymrpilot (Post 2257811)

on the same scale as stupid nor can you fix ignorance.

Originally Posted by Name User (Post 2257845)

Let's just call a spade a spade. AA/US has some of the best training available. They will spoon feed you anything and everything. Lots of resources available. It's sad to see it but it's an issue.

I think part of it may be the lack of effort due to the flow just handing them a job and the other part is lack of the skill set to operate an automated jet. It's not a Dash any more. I had 6,000 hours in an RJ and even struggled a little with the Airbus to be honest. It takes some programming type thinking to wrap your head around the system.

Originally Posted by mainlineAF (Post 2257857)

This is why the best aviation jobs require college degrees. Now please stop talking. You're just embarrassing yourself at this point.

Originally Posted by mainlineAF (Post 2257856)

I should be getting LCA override every trip with one of them.

Originally Posted by Name User (Post 2257845)

Let's just call a spade a spade. AA/US has some of the best training available. They will spoon feed you anything and everything. Lots of resources available. It's sad to see it but it's an issue.

I think part of it may be the lack of effort due to the flow just handing them a job and the other part is lack of the skill set to operate an automated jet. It's not a Dash any more. I had 6,000 hours in an RJ and even struggled a little with the Airbus to be honest. It takes some programming type thinking to wrap your head around the system.