Who has the best training?
#22
I learned the most during my training events at TWA.
I was impressed with the ground school part of Higher Power's 737 training in Dallas.
The most difficult training was the simulator portion of my 747 training for Focus Air Cargo at Aeroservices-MIA. Old Joe beat us to a pulp.
FF
I was impressed with the ground school part of Higher Power's 737 training in Dallas.
The most difficult training was the simulator portion of my 747 training for Focus Air Cargo at Aeroservices-MIA. Old Joe beat us to a pulp.
FF
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Yea if you'd like to put your career and your FAA record in the hands of monkeys who wouldn't know how to run a proper training even if they've had 25 years to practice on. If you're an initial FO and can be up to Captain standards in 8 days and be taught by FSI guys who can't tell the difference between TSA and CHQ procedures then by all means go ahead and give TSA a through. Does anybody know why TSA doesn't care about their high failure rates?
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Yea if you'd like to put your career and your FAA record in the hands of monkeys who wouldn't know how to run a proper training even if they've had 25 years to practice on. If you're an initial FO and can be up to Captain standards in 8 days and be taught by FSI guys who can't tell the difference between TSA and CHQ procedures then by all means go ahead and give TSA a through. Does anybody know why TSA doesn't care about their high failure rates?
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I have to say is Piedmont is pretty bad alot of arrogant instructors, and no standardization all have there own opionions , Comair though I was very impressed alittle long but great bunch of instructors and great information.
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