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Battlinbear21 08-18-2018 06:52 AM


Originally Posted by DashDude (Post 2657386)
They can't because unlike the dash, captains aren't right seat qual'd and thus don't know the f/o flows.

Absolutely they can. It’s spot training and seat specific. Until the MV and LOE. Must have a qualified seat filler. Happens all the time. Ca/ca usually breeze through in the footprint. Fo/fo esp new 121 guys will end up w 15 sim usually. It’s about the Training. At AA I went through w a Fo new to 121.

flysooner9 08-18-2018 07:41 AM


Originally Posted by MKUltra (Post 2657333)
Welcome to Piedmont.. the best mistake of your life...

Yeah probably so, especially since Envoy DEC’s are getting ORD now. Oh well.

flysooner9 08-18-2018 07:42 AM


Originally Posted by Battlinbear21 (Post 2657397)
Absolutely they can. It’s spot training and seat specific. Until the MV and LOE. Must have a qualified seat filler. Happens all the time. Ca/ca usually breeze through in the footprint. Fo/fo esp new 121 guys will end up w 15 sim usually. It’s about the Training. At AA I went through w a Fo new to 121.

Yup, I did both my 121 type ratings with fo/fo pairings.

123494 08-18-2018 09:17 AM


Originally Posted by flysooner9 (Post 2657284)
For starters they should pair up captains in the sims if they’re so short captains on the line. Double the output of captains that way until staffing is a little more equal.

I'm paired with a CA transitioning, so I don't see why they wouldn't push him through. The DEC apparently took a few sim slots so I'm sure that's part of the reason for our "break". I'm ready to work PDT! Just give me a chance!

Lahey 08-18-2018 09:23 AM


Originally Posted by flysooner9 (Post 2657277)
This stuff is what’s mind blowing to me. I somewhat understand waiting to start sims but once someone starts they should go straight through with only required days off. No idea how they expect people to excel in training when it’s so broken up. Never heard of a company making people go a week or more between sim sessions.

im not the type of person to say I a toad a so, but you know what, I toad a so, I ********n A toada so.


Those people starting sims quickly....they will be in sims for a long, long time.

AZFlyer 08-19-2018 06:54 AM

You can pair up two CA or FO trainees in the sim. You're only evaluated on the stuff you're supposed to know.

Andytcsi 08-20-2018 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by AZFlyer (Post 2657864)
You can pair up two CA or FO trainees in the sim. You're only evaluated on the stuff you're supposed to know.

From what I was told by a buddy that was FO/FO in June, the FAA has stopped allowing FO/FO checkrides here. He and his partner got split up last min for LOE.

PDTFlyer 08-20-2018 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by Andytcsi (Post 2658406)
From what I was told by a buddy that was FO/FO in June, the FAA has stopped allowing FO/FO checkrides here. He and his partner got split up last min for LOE.

Perfect. Everyone else does it, but nah let’s find more ways to complicate things for Piedmont.

WesternSkies 08-20-2018 08:21 AM

Pretty sure SkyWest gives seat subs for LOEs.

flysooner9 08-20-2018 08:36 AM

Yes during check rides at other places you have a seat sub, usually another instructor. However during all the non checking sims your paired up fo/fo or ca/ca depending on staffing needs.


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