Aaannddd it beginsss...
#71
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#73
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I agree with you, its not a dash anymore and its a different type of flying.
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.
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.
#74
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I do have a college degree,
And I have known a lot pilots with your attitude that unfortunately are no longer with us due to making poor judgment calls and know it all attitude.
And I have known a lot pilots with your attitude that unfortunately are no longer with us due to making poor judgment calls and know it all attitude.
#76
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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.
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.


