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ctab5060X 05-09-2013 09:44 PM


Originally Posted by Cruz5350 (Post 1406661)
Don't they need a few landings from the right seat for them to be right seaters? If so how many DEC's are right seat checked out? I agree though I wouldn't be surprised if this happens.

It takes full IOE to be qualified as SIC according to the books.


We've already had a DEC fly as an SIC for several months. Did IOE from the right seat, flew from the right seat, made captain pay.

Cruz5350 05-09-2013 10:38 PM


Originally Posted by ctab5060X (Post 1406670)
But at what risk... a failed checkride?

Learning a Seminole for the pure purpose of "checking a box" with the new rule is absurd. You're making a jeopordy event that much harder.

It is only fair to allow the FOs to take an ATP/Type ride on the equipment they are currently qualified to operate.

I agree with taking it in the plane were qual'd in.

Cruz5350 05-09-2013 10:39 PM


Originally Posted by ctab5060X (Post 1406671)
It takes full IOE to be qualified as SIC according to the books.


We've already had a DEC fly as an SIC for several months. Did IOE from the right seat, flew from the right seat, made captain pay.

Ya I know the guy but I thought it was because he chose to be in the right seat until he felt comfortable making the switch to the left seat? Former Q guy right?

What 05-10-2013 03:42 AM


Originally Posted by jsfBoat (Post 1406083)
Are any of you guys going to be DECs, or is that rumor I'm hearing?



Learn the Systems of the Seminole, forget the B1900 or SF340 in the meantime, get the ATP, go back to Silver to relearn the Beech or Saab systems, and possibly into the sim to take what perhaps could be a proficiency check? Seems like we will have to go back to the sim anyways.

I hope the rumor of using ATP is just someone trying to be funny.

Learning the systems on the seminole, they will likely ask you some very simple facts that will already be gathered for you in a little pamphlet. Guys don't worry about this, if you are not ready for the checkride you don't. But we all know the company will either get this done overnight or dry to the FAA since they haven't made the final ruling yet and we are 2 months away.

ctab5060X 05-10-2013 07:17 AM


Originally Posted by Cruz5350 (Post 1406686)
Ya I know the guy but I thought it was because he chose to be in the right seat until he felt comfortable making the switch to the left seat? Former Q guy right?

Yep. Former Q guy. Don't know the details about the decision to be in the right seat though.

ctab5060X 05-10-2013 07:24 AM


Originally Posted by What (Post 1406737)
Learning the systems on the seminole, they will likely ask you some very simple facts that will already be gathered for you in a little pamphlet. Guys don't worry about this, if you are not ready for the checkride you don't. But we all know the company will either get this done overnight or dry to the FAA since they haven't made the final ruling yet and we are 2 months away.

2 1/2 month from the deadline and you have to fully disconnect yourself from the 121 world, learn a new airplane, procedures, flight dynamics, checklist structures, etc... and there is nothing to worry about.

There is plenty to worry about. Especially if we have pilots that are going to hit ATP mins in mid to late July. If they were doing their ATP ride in the Saab/1900, then they have had plenty of time (and still do) to study and the study time is beneficial rather than a cram and dump.

Besides, how many other airlines are sending FOs out to fly a Seminole to get their ATP?

Al Czervik 05-10-2013 07:40 AM


Originally Posted by Tom a Hawk (Post 1405918)
Anybody know what to do in GLH? Got an assignment over there.

DOE'S EAT PLACE

What 05-10-2013 07:51 AM


Originally Posted by ctab5060X (Post 1406858)
2 1/2 month from the deadline and you have to fully disconnect yourself from the 121 world, learn a new airplane, procedures, flight dynamics, checklist structures, etc... and there is nothing to worry about.

There is plenty to worry about. Especially if we have pilots that are going to hit ATP mins in mid to late July. If they were doing their ATP ride in the Saab/1900, then they have had plenty of time (and still do) to study and the study time is beneficial rather than a cram and dump.

Besides, how many other airlines are sending FOs out to fly a Seminole to get their ATP?

I agree with you guys being upset, and how the airline is looking to check a box so cheaply and not fulfill the safety intent of the regulation. But the ATP course is designed for people with little or no experience to pass the training in 2 days. Is no ideal but is not a course that is that difficult. During this testing you don't need to tear the seminole apart and put it back together. There is a difference between a type rating oral and checking and one just for an ATP. I agree with you guys that it sucks but is not something that is impossible.

ctab5060X 05-10-2013 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by Al Czervik (Post 1406863)

Did you have to mention Doe's?!?

:D:D

Tom a Hawk 05-10-2013 08:18 AM


Originally Posted by ctab5060X (Post 1406853)
Yep. Former Q guy. Don't know the details about the decision to be in the right seat though.

They were short on FOs and fat on CAs when he finished sim. They offered for him to wait for CA ioe or do FO ioe right away and be tdy with CA pay for a few months until they could get him back to the left seat.


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