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amiskwia 11-08-2011 04:32 PM


Originally Posted by What (Post 1082026)
It will depend on how long your paperwork takes to return. The holidays will probably slow things down a bit and the classes in December could be small. Also it depends if you need the RJ course and how long before you complete it. Congrats on the opportunity, enjoy the time with family and friends! Don't be surprised if you didn't start class untill the first full week of Jan.

I have enough time that I don't need the RJ course. Then again, I have a lot of paperwork from Spain and don't know if that will slow things down.
Anyway, I am getting ahead of myself. My interview is not until Monday, so it's back to studying for me!

featheredprop 11-08-2011 05:07 PM

interview to class 4 weeks.Eagle is asking for referrals looking for 500 more

this is right from" the horses mouth" not 3rd party info

amiskwia 11-08-2011 05:30 PM


Originally Posted by featheredprop (Post 1082061)
interview to class 4 weeks.Eagle is asking for referrals looking for 500 more

this is right from" the horses mouth" not 3rd party info

Thanks for giving a time frame. The more people they need, the better my chances of getting hired! :D

FranksNBeans 11-08-2011 06:49 PM

The thing that will help you the most is having your paperwork in order and coming off as a guy they wouldn't mind spending four days out of the week with. I have seen them take 8/9 and 1/10...good luck!!!

Klopek1 11-08-2011 08:59 PM


Originally Posted by FranksNBeans (Post 1082119)
The thing that will help you the most is having your paperwork in order and coming off as a guy they wouldn't mind spending four days out of the week with. I have seen them take 8/9 and 1/10...good luck!!!

+1

The interview itself isn't all that difficult. I actually had FUN. Aside from someone who, by his own admission, nearly crashed the sim, everyone else was sent home for logbook and/or paperwork issues. Get your ducks in a row, and the job is yours.

BaronRouge380 11-09-2011 08:18 AM

Regarding the log books, do they care about total numbers of takeoffs/landings?

FranksNBeans 11-09-2011 11:13 AM

I think that as long as your takeoffs and landings are "equal," you'll be good. :p

BaronRouge380 11-09-2011 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by FranksNBeans (Post 1082442)
I think that as long as your takeoffs and landings are "equal," you'll be good. :p

That was funny!!!
Anyways, what I mean is do I have to go back and total all takeoff and landings. That's the only messy area in my log books.

G5inmind 11-09-2011 11:31 AM


Originally Posted by BaronRouge380 (Post 1082447)
That was funny!!!
Anyways, what I mean is do I have to go back and total all takeoff and landings. That's the only messy area in my log books.

I wouldn't. They don't ask for it so leave i be. I never totaled it. As long as you are current with landings

embraer 11-09-2011 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by BaronRouge380 (Post 1082447)
That was funny!!!
Anyways, what I mean is do I have to go back and total all takeoff and landings. That's the only messy area in my log books.

No. They don't care... Just make sure your hours add up.


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