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somertime32 03-17-2011 07:24 AM

ATTENTION ASA New Hires.....
 
For the love of god do not leave anything in your car if you bring one to training!!! Somebodies car will be broken into and if you are lucky you will have your car stolen......wait for it......twice......no joke......hahaha :)

mmaviator 03-17-2011 07:40 AM

In before lock.......car lock that is.


I'll be here all night.

JetPipeOverht 03-17-2011 07:45 AM

Right now, at ASA, if you get your car broken into....it's the least of your worries. But we need ALL of you here on the line, like yesterday.

somertime32 03-17-2011 08:05 AM


Originally Posted by JetPipeOverht (Post 965817)
Right now, at ASA, if you get your car broken into....it's the least of your worries. But we need ALL of you here on the line, like yesterday.

so true....

captain beefy 03-17-2011 09:55 AM

Don't leave it in the crew room either!

feltf4 03-17-2011 10:17 AM

What are the chances of me getting hired. I messed up driving the 737 down the g/s. Kind of embarrassing really oh well got 2800 tt 2000 multi. Everything else went fine. Answered 39 or 40 on the cognitive. 97 on the written..

gearcrankr 03-17-2011 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by mmaviator (Post 965815)
In before lock.......car lock that is.


I'll be here all night.

That's 4! Still laughing though.:)

ysslah 03-17-2011 01:07 PM

I would say dont worry too much. I had a problem with staying on GS too. But everything else went good and I got hired.

resetjet 03-17-2011 01:37 PM


Originally Posted by feltf4 (Post 965934)
What are the chances of me getting hired. I messed up driving the 737 down the g/s. Kind of embarrassing really oh well got 2800 tt 2000 multi. Everything else went fine. Answered 39 or 40 on the cognitive. 97 on the written..

737? Were the CRJ sims fully booked or something? Nice screen name btw!

proskuneho 03-17-2011 04:04 PM

Any grocery stores near the LaQuinta? NOT bringing my car!!

feltf4 03-17-2011 04:34 PM

I guess the crj is more money than the 737-200. Thanks for the input guys. How long before you got a call I finished Tuesday

proskuneho 03-17-2011 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by feltf4 (Post 966144)
I guess the crj is more money than the 737-200. Thanks for the input guys. How long before you got a call I finished Tuesday

I finished the interview on a Friday and they called me on the following Tuesday. Yes, they told us that we were the last interview group to use the CRJ200 sim. Good luck!

surreal1221 03-18-2011 04:04 AM


Originally Posted by proskuneho (Post 966126)
Any grocery stores near the LaQuinta? NOT bringing my car!!

No. Gas station within a two mile walk, bar within a mile walk.

Bucking Bar 03-18-2011 06:42 AM

Don't know if the -200 is like the -700 and -800, but the 737's relatively short elevator moment arm and low mounted engines makes it very unstable in pitch with power changes.

If they are letting you use the auto throttles, turn them off when you are hand flying. Makes it a lot easier to anticipate the power related pitch changes.

Paid2fly 03-18-2011 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 966372)
Don't know if the -200 is like the -700 and -800, but the 737's relatively short elevator moment arm and low mounted engines makes it very unstable in pitch with power changes.

If they are letting you use the auto throttles, turn them off when you are hand flying. Makes it a lot easier to anticipate the power related pitch changes.







Auto throttles on a 737-200???:confused:

Josephus 03-19-2011 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by Paid2fly (Post 966845)
Auto throttles on a 737-200???:confused:

Yup.... even has an autopilot.;)

BelowMins 03-19-2011 07:11 AM


Originally Posted by Bucking Bar (Post 966372)
Don't know if the -200 is like the -700 and -800, but the 737's relatively short elevator moment arm and low mounted engines makes it very unstable in pitch with power changes.

If they are letting you use the auto throttles, turn them off when you are hand flying. Makes it a lot easier to anticipate the power related pitch changes.

It's all hand flying. No auto throttle or AP use.

Zapata 03-19-2011 08:14 AM

Perhaps some higher-up decided that interview sim checks in a 737 is hanging a subconscious carrot to keep SJS alive! ;)

full of luv 03-19-2011 10:41 AM

Dal 737-200's were cat3 rated autoland. Just no fms or gps.


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