The Useful PSA Thread
12-18-2014 | 02:16 PM
#901
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From: CRJ Driver
Valarie Zimmerman is a check airman and pilot recruiter. She contacted me for an interview and was who I sent any questions to. But as to who interviews you, it changes depending on who is available.
12-18-2014 | 02:54 PM
#902
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12-18-2014 | 02:59 PM
#903
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12-18-2014 | 04:02 PM
#904
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From: CRJ Driver
Not really PSA specific, but how crappy is it not having a car for your 8 weeks of training? I know you are spending most of your time studying, but is the 16 hour drive worth it to have transportation instead of flying in?
12-18-2014 | 05:05 PM
#905
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With gas approaching $2.00 driving sounds pretty good!
12-18-2014 | 05:16 PM
#906
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For some reason, PSA guys love to taxi around CLT at a snails pace, and nose wheel always on the centerline on the ramp, EVEN if it means blocking spot 8 while they hold at the North line... Yes, they are professional pilots, to a fault!
Worse is when they are told to follow Airbus ahead and they reply, "following company." Next time I am going to say, "following mainline 200."
Cltguy is probably one of the ones who follow the lines perfectly
Worse is when they are told to follow Airbus ahead and they reply, "following company." Next time I am going to say, "following mainline 200."
Cltguy is probably one of the ones who follow the lines perfectly
12-18-2014 | 05:35 PM
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From: Left
For some reason, PSA guys love to taxi around CLT at a snails pace, and nose wheel always on the centerline on the ramp, EVEN if it means blocking spot 8 while they hold at the North line... Yes, they are professional pilots, to a fault!
Worse is when they are told to follow Airbus ahead and they reply, "following company." Next time I am going to say, "following mainline 200."
Cltguy is probably one of the ones who follow the lines perfectly
Worse is when they are told to follow Airbus ahead and they reply, "following company." Next time I am going to say, "following mainline 200."
Cltguy is probably one of the ones who follow the lines perfectly
Stop trying to stir the pot with a useless post.
12-18-2014 | 05:39 PM
#908
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From: CL65
12-18-2014 | 06:10 PM
#909
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It is worth having your car. Trust me. Being stuck without it, even if others drive, really sucks.
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