Which regional airlines have AQP?
 

And how are the training departments?

Seriously?!? I'm assuming you are basing your choice off solely from the training department and AQP.

PSA training is good. Not that difficult to make it through. AQP should be up and running in a few months.

Not sure how you deduced that this person is choosing a regional based solely off a training department from a post that literally didn't say anything like that.

Go have a drink and relax.

I did come off harsh and I apologize.


Assuming this person is looking for a regional to work out. If so why would it matter if it's AQP or not.

Who knows man. Not a big deal. Maybe OP will let you know now that you've asked. Maybe it's not even intel for him.

Anyways, I'm guessing most regionals are AQP now?

I think a majority of them have it. Not sure if all the AA WO's have it


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ENY has it. Training is very good.

Piedmont has AQP... But Piedmont also has some of the most "legendary" AQP instructors out there. Not afraid to violate their AQP manual then fight tooth and nail to prevent the pilots from looking at the manual.

What do you mean by that? Fail people or just not by the book?

Sounds like they still have a share of check airmen who need to prove they're the boss.