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#6001
Short answer is - no. Because then every single pilot in the entire system would all of a sudden "have a crash pad". At least that is what was said when we asked the CP during an informal get together.
#6002
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He took the February 13th class. They said that it was filling up, but wasn't quite full yet.
#6003
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Thanks. Could you get TYS out of training on reserve (need to use crash pad) or are you saying that it would take awhile to get TYS even on SCR? Sorry for the newb questions.
Also, any career changers on here who is through training that could offer insight?
Thanks again.
Also, any career changers on here who is through training that could offer insight?
Thanks again.
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A former co-worker that interviewed at PSA today said that he was offered both of the classes in February and both of the classes in March (he already has his ATP, so he didn't need the ATP class).
He took the February 13th class. They said that it was filling up, but wasn't quite full yet.
He took the February 13th class. They said that it was filling up, but wasn't quite full yet.
#6007
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Hey guys
I've been following this forum for a while and PSA looks like a nice place to be. I'm a few months away from getting my hours and hope to fly for PSA.
I will be moving from CA so I'd probably live in base and avoid commuting. What do you guys think of the base you live in? I've done some city comparisons but wanted to hear from you guys who actually live there and see if you could list some pros and cons for your respective base as a pilot and the city as a resident.
I appreciate all the help!
I've been following this forum for a while and PSA looks like a nice place to be. I'm a few months away from getting my hours and hope to fly for PSA.
I will be moving from CA so I'd probably live in base and avoid commuting. What do you guys think of the base you live in? I've done some city comparisons but wanted to hear from you guys who actually live there and see if you could list some pros and cons for your respective base as a pilot and the city as a resident.
I appreciate all the help!
#6009
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They escort you to the elevator immediately following your interview so it's hard to know. I didn't think to ask the PSA team. I'll start class Mar 13.
The gouge at Aviation Interviews is spot on. No surprises there. They did tell us that they would be changing the written test in the next couple of weeks.
The gouge at Aviation Interviews is spot on. No surprises there. They did tell us that they would be changing the written test in the next couple of weeks.
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