- - United CPP comes to Mesa
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Itsajob
10-09-2019 06:51 PM
Originally Posted by PhantomHawk
(Post 2899509)
It’s not just “being older” that makes the former regional lifer CA a difficult pilot to train. He/she is a difficult EMPLOYEE to train. 20+years, most of them as a CA....and now they’re gonna just adapt to being the most junior First Officer on the list. That’s where a lot of the difficulty comes from.
We have a winner. This is exactly the real issue. It is true that your thinking slows down as you age, but experience is a big help in compensating for that. Training at a legacy is still a ton of work, but these days it is extremely spoon fed compared to what we went through when you showed up cold to 727 systems training. The bottom line is that even though you may not be as quick as you were, it isn’t enough of a hindrance to prevent a person from doing well in training.
NovemberBravo
11-25-2019 02:22 PM
Any word on Aviate Success rates from Mesa pilots? Looks low reading the ExpressJet thread
