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08-13-2012 | 07:31 AM
#301
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Do you know what type of simulator it is? Is it like a Frasca kind of thing?
I interviewed on Thursday, there were at least 3 other guys interviewing, I'm hoping to get the job offer sometime this week.
08-15-2012 | 10:59 AM
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Training is approximately 40-45 days for the Beech (give or take a few, each month is different depending on holidays and such) and the Embraer is about 50-55 days depending on the month as well.
Training is not paid, however once you take your checkride, you are paid. In other words, IOE will be paid to you.
Training is not paid, however once you take your checkride, you are paid. In other words, IOE will be paid to you.
08-15-2012 | 04:06 PM
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Training is approximately 40-45 days for the Beech (give or take a few, each month is different depending on holidays and such) and the Embraer is about 50-55 days depending on the month as well.
Training is not paid, however once you take your checkride, you are paid. In other words, IOE will be paid to you.
Training is not paid, however once you take your checkride, you are paid. In other words, IOE will be paid to you.
Those 40-45 days are business days only, or are you counting weekends too?
I've heard the checkride is in the actual airplane, not in the sim, is that accurate?
Thanks again!
08-15-2012 | 05:37 PM
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08-15-2012 | 06:09 PM
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I do care about fast upgrading, I don't want to fly on the right seat for a decade.
I'd rather make a few bucks less an hour for 2 years than make a few bucks more and be stuck for a freaking decade!
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