The Useful PSA Thread
03-10-2015 | 04:52 PM
#2441
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Call-out time is two hours for short call reserve in DAY and CLT and one hour in TYS. Long-call reserve won't be a problem for you.
Are you two hours away from CLT in non-rush hour traffic? If that's the case, I can understand the concern. If you are considering GoJet and PSA, I'd take PSA.
BTW, retired Army, ground pounder.
Are you two hours away from CLT in non-rush hour traffic? If that's the case, I can understand the concern. If you are considering GoJet and PSA, I'd take PSA.
BTW, retired Army, ground pounder.
Seems like there are trip options at PSA so a workable commute.
Small world. I fly the Army around a lot.
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03-11-2015 | 03:05 AM
#2445
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I am trying to book non-rev travel for a friend using one of my buddy passes. How do I list them on the American Airlines NRTP link? Or am I only allowed to use buddy passes on US Air flights? I see my family comes up on the AA sight, but not where I can list guests/buddies.
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03-11-2015 | 03:15 AM
#2446
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From: LeftSeat PA-44
I am trying to book non-rev travel for a friend using one of my buddy passes. How do I list them on the American Airlines NRTP link? Or am I only allowed to use buddy passes on US Air flights? I see my family comes up on the AA sight, but not where I can list guests/buddies.
03-11-2015 | 03:23 AM
#2447
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Just a suggestion...
Since we are all ATP's or working on becoming an ATP, study for the ATP written test. My guess is that if you study, or already know, all of the ATP material you will be able to pass ANY written test they put in front of you.
Since we are all ATP's or working on becoming an ATP, study for the ATP written test. My guess is that if you study, or already know, all of the ATP material you will be able to pass ANY written test they put in front of you.
03-11-2015 | 03:30 AM
#2448
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From: NBCNEWB
AFAIK, that's correct. You can book buddies on the Airways side but not AA [yet]
03-11-2015 | 09:36 AM
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5 CFIs interviewed today, no previous 121/135. All in their 20s, low 30s.
The written was #2. 75% new questions. They even modified an MDA for one of the approach plates so you would calculate the PDP from scratch.
I was one of the first ones to get called in to the panel, was offered a class date. Awesome experience overall. That SAP they got is amazing.
They're opening two more bases by end of year they said.
They also said we are going straight into the 700/900 and getting the 200 for differences.
The written was #2. 75% new questions. They even modified an MDA for one of the approach plates so you would calculate the PDP from scratch.
I was one of the first ones to get called in to the panel, was offered a class date. Awesome experience overall. That SAP they got is amazing.
They're opening two more bases by end of year they said.
They also said we are going straight into the 700/900 and getting the 200 for differences.
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