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Old 04-12-2010 | 08:24 AM
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I've also heard some horror stories about experienced FO's. You can't always judge a book by the cover. Yes, that is probably the exception to the rule, but I wouldn't necessarily say a new FO is automatically a danger to everybody on board.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by asims33
Im personally really sick of reading this crap day in and day out... Its the same stuff over and over. You high time Airline pilots are always looking down your nose at those "Wet-ATP-Kid-Wonders" that make it to the right seat....


The airline must have saw some skill in that kid or he wouldnt have been there. If you dont like the industry then leave... If you had to have more hours to be hired than the current market that sucks sorry but i dont wanna hear you complain. I am only 20 years old, ive jumped hurdles and moved mountains to finish my flight training and ill be dammed if i let some bitter old capitain sit here and disrespect me and other young pilots by saying we havent payed our dues...Hell just finishing training is almost impossible nowadays, flight schools trying to rip you off, greedy examiners, bad weather, terrible economy, high fuel prices, bad hiring market, and to beat it all the more experiance pilots like some of you are so bitter you wont even look in the direction of a student pilot or a new pilot let alone help them or give them advice. You should be happy that we dont have to live off food stamps while waiting for a job....Im really sorry if you did, but now you are living your dream you should be stoked. Sounds to me like you are a bit immature to say stuff like that. Im sitting in a marketing office at an insurance company going insane behind a desk to pay my bills waiting for my chance to fly for an airline or cargo company, i have no clue what "dues" you are talking about but that is not in the job requirements sir you need to grow up.


As far as the minimums id say they are gonna be high to start off with just like everyone else. But as ive already learned newer pilots just need to hang in there our time will come.
The problem is your lack of being humble. You might try that and I bet you'll get alot less gruff from the senior guys. The LAST thing they need or want to hear is some newly minted FO telling him like it is. Just by your constant defensive reposts it seems you need a major dose of humility. As one poster stated, you have thousands of guys at the bottom of the cliff SCREAMING at you and all the others not to jump and you'll go ahead, jump, and on the way down be telling them how wrong they are.

You may not be a 20 year old, you may have degrees and some life experience, but you have ALOT to learn about what goes on in 121, what the people here go through day in and day out and why they may be a bit sick of being lectured by those that have never worked in a 121 environment.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by asims33
I am only 20 years old, ive jumped hurdles and moved mountains to finish my flight training and ill be dammed if i let some bitter old capitain sit here and disrespect me and other young pilots by saying we havent payed our dues...Hell just finishing training is almost impossible nowadays, flight schools trying to rip you off, greedy examiners, bad weather, terrible economy, high fuel prices, bad hiring market, and to beat it all the more experiance pilots like some of you are so bitter you wont even look in the direction of a student pilot or a new pilot let alone help them or give them advice.
I'm glad that you're so proud of yourself for getting your ratings. Although I disagree that it as akin to moving mountains, I do remember having that sense of accomplishment and it is fine to feel that way.

There are midlife career changers that were quite accomplished in their former fields. There are also young folks like you that apparently had to work hard to fund your training. However, no matter where you came from or how you got there, getting your ratings is not paying your dues. I'm sure that you've heard the saying about your tickets are your license to learn. To add to that, your ratings simply make it legal for you to START paying your dues.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 10:18 AM
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Less is more, young Skywalker.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 11:52 AM
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I'm glad that you're so proud of yourself for getting your ratings. Although I disagree that it as akin to moving mountains, I do remember having that sense of accomplishment and it is fine to feel that way.

There are midlife career changers that were quite accomplished in their former fields. There are also young folks like you that apparently had to work hard to fund your training. However, no matter where you came from or how you got there, getting your ratings is not paying your dues. I'm sure that you've heard the saying about your tickets are your license to learn. To add to that, your ratings simply make it legal for you to START paying your dues.

Ok to address the post before this one. I am very humble, you do not know me and have nor met me, you analyze me through these posts in which i am angry about how new young pilots are treated. I know many captains and show as much respect to them as i can. I stated it very clearly earlier, i dont want your respect off the bat that is something not only do i HAVE to earn, i want to earn it and not just get it. BUT with that being said i absolutely will NOT be disrespected by people who dont even know me or how i fly, and SOME captains have that attitude and say very rude things on these forums about new pilots and that is not ok with me. That has nothign to do with me being humble or not.

Now for the next post, I am not arguing that captains have not payed their dues, nor am i arguing that "dues" arent important. What my argument is is that some captains automatically dislike or flat out hate younger pilots because they generalize us into a pool of pilots that cannot fly.

I have not claimed to pay my dues, all i have said is that these captains who constantly insult younger pilots should be ashamed.

If you disagree thats cool i dont mind, all ive said is what i feel.

I am as humble as i can be even to these captains that i disagree with please dont get that wrong.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by asims33
The airline must have saw some skill in that kid or he wouldnt have been there. If you dont like the industry then leave... If you had to have more hours to be hired than the current market that sucks sorry but i dont wanna hear you complain. I am only 20 years old, ive jumped hurdles and moved mountains to finish my flight training and ill be dammed if i let some bitter old capitain sit here and disrespect me and other young pilots by saying we havent payed our dues...Hell just finishing training is almost impossible nowadays, flight schools trying to rip you off, greedy examiners, bad weather, terrible economy, high fuel prices, bad hiring market, and to beat it all the more experiance pilots like some of you are so bitter you wont even look in the direction of a student pilot or a new pilot let alone help them or give them advice.
Originally Posted by asims33
Ok to address the post before this one. I am very humble, you do not know me and have nor met me, you analyze me through these posts in which i am angry about how new young pilots are treated. I know many captains and show as much respect to them as i can. I stated it very clearly earlier, i dont want your respect off the bat that is something not only do i HAVE to earn, i want to earn it and not just get it. BUT with that being said i absolutely will NOT be disrespected by people who dont even know me or how i fly, and SOME captains have that attitude and say very rude things on these forums about new pilots and that is not ok with me. That has nothign to do with me being humble or not.

Now for the next post, I am not arguing that captains have not payed their dues, nor am i arguing that "dues" arent important. What my argument is is that some captains automatically dislike or flat out hate younger pilots because they generalize us into a pool of pilots that cannot fly.

I have not claimed to pay my dues, all i have said is that these captains who constantly insult younger pilots should be ashamed.

If you disagree thats cool i dont mind, all ive said is what i feel.

I am as humble as i can be even to these captains that i disagree with please dont get that wrong.
Maybe you have a short memory? I think most people would construe the first quote to be you saying you HAVE paid your dues.... Maybe it's just me. It seems to me you recharacterize alot of what you "meant" in previous posts. There's several guys saying you're not humble enough and you think everyone is wrong? You claim that guys can't judge you without knowing you or how you fly, attitude has a lot to do with it, it's pretty clear how you feel. Everyone holding a commercial pilots license should know how to fly, you don't get extra points for that, attitude is everything.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 12:22 PM
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You guys should watch the Matrix some time. You can learn a lot. Remember when the guy says "when you're ready, you won't have to dodge bullets"? Same thing applies here. When the airline wants to hire you, they'll hire you even with no effort by you. You can't force an employer to give you a job because you have an X amount of flight time or an X amount of multi time.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by asims33
i am angry about how new young pilots are treated. BUT with that being said i absolutely will NOT be disrespected by people who dont even know me or how i fly, and SOME captains have that attitude and say very rude things on these forums about new pilots and that is not ok with me. That has nothign to do with me being humble or not.

What my argument is is that some captains automatically dislike or flat out hate younger pilots because they generalize us into a pool of pilots that cannot fly.

I have not claimed to pay my dues, all i have said is that these captains who constantly insult younger pilots should be ashamed.

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I'm assuming when you say younger, you're talking about less experienced because age has 0 bearing in the cockpit. And yes that's true you have 0 experience until you've stepped in that next environment ready to learn, young or old. I don't think you realize the PIC responsibility, you as a new guy are almost a liability for the CA. So there is a general hesitancy at first to trust the new guy, hence the perceived disrespect. There is absolutely no reason why a CA should "insult" anyone, that only make his or her job harder. I think you're struggling to comprehend this concept.
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Old 04-12-2010 | 01:01 PM
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my question has been answered.

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Old 04-12-2010 | 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Blueskies21
Maybe you have a short memory? I think most people would construe the first quote to be you saying you HAVE paid your dues.... Maybe it's just me. It seems to me you recharacterize alot of what you "meant" in previous posts. There's several guys saying you're not humble enough and you think everyone is wrong? You claim that guys can't judge you without knowing you or how you fly, attitude has a lot to do with it, it's pretty clear how you feel. Everyone holding a commercial pilots license should know how to fly, you don't get extra points for that, attitude is everything.

I can see where that can be mis-taken but at no point in my post did i say i have payed my dues. I made a comment on how all young pilots are assumed to not have paid their dues and some of them have. I never said me or mentioned any names.


Yes i say the people telling me i am not humble are wrong because i am humble, i am as respectful to the more experienced pilots as i can be. The people disagreeing with me here have a problem with my attitude towards those who have frustrated me. That is understandable and completely ok.

Im not here for a popularity contest man i just want to stop being insulted as a pilot just because i havent worked 121 before.

Attitude is alot of it but most deff not everything, i think everyone here would agree that some people get their tickets and still dont have the 1st clue about some things, so skill and knowledge also have alot to do with it.

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