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Rama04 05-17-2008 01:48 PM

Leaving for training tomorrow . . .
 
I leave for MEM tomorrow! Thanks for all the reading material that you guys have provided me with . . . I really learned a lot here!

Anyways, I wanna know what I should bring that might not be dreadfully apparant . . . like stuff you wished you brought to training or forgot to bring with you.

Thanks!!

Airsupport 05-17-2008 02:12 PM

well congrats man. i wish you well.

i would have brought a car. that would have changed a lot of things. good luck!

freezingflyboy 05-17-2008 02:26 PM

I woulda learned how to use the search function. The topic of "what to bring to/how to survive your first 121 training evolution" is almost as beat to death as the "which flight case for the CRJ", "what kind of luggage" and "which headset do I need" debates.:rolleyes:

But I'll second the car. Although chances are, at least one person in your class will probably have a car so depending on your situation it might not be worth the hassle when you can just make friends with said person with car.

BankAngle09 05-17-2008 02:32 PM

A tie for the oral/checkride

DONT bring drama....

red bulls

flight case ASAP

toothbrush :D

..... Conrats!! and goodluck

Atreyu 05-17-2008 03:07 PM

i stopped wearing ties.

I've had check airmen actually tell me to take it off

todd1200 05-17-2008 03:14 PM

I was just about to say don't try to wear a tie. None of the instructors want students to wear ties, cause somebody might notice and make the instructors wear ties.

ryguy 05-17-2008 04:27 PM

I still think you should wear one and let them tell you to take it off. Everyone knows they will tell you to take it off but you still have to go through the dance.

Kinda like when a friend offers to buy you dinner. You know they are going to pay, they are expecting to pay, but you still pull out your wallet and let them tell you to put it away.

mooney 05-17-2008 04:32 PM

Wear the tie for your first checkride at a new airline. Not for general sim lessons with check airmen/instructors. Once you're on with the airline you'll never have to wear it again for a training event. I have heard more than one APD give a guy grief for not wearing one, however those same ones will tell you to take it off later after the introductions usually. Plus whats the big deal about wearing one? as a pilot you'll be wearing one every day anyways.

freezingflyboy 05-17-2008 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by mooney (Post 385381)
Wear the tie for your first checkride at a new airline. Once you're on you'll never have to wear it again. I have heard more than one APD give a guy grief for not wearing one, however those same ones will tell you to take it off later after the introductions usually. Plus whats the big deal about wearing one? as a pilot you'll be wearing one every day anyways.

I've never understood guys who think having to wear a tie is the worse thing in the world. Grow up. Are they one of the most pointless, ridiculous pieces of clothing ever devised by man? Yes. But most professionals wear them and if you tie it right and know how to buy a shirt that is the right size, then they are just sort of there. Oh, and just because you take your tie off in the cockpit does NOT mean you are a cool guy.

PS
Clip-on ties are for children

Seattlecfi 05-17-2008 04:55 PM

Thumb tacks, and post it notes.


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