Training Footprint
04-22-2018, 09:43 AM
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Training Footprint
Looking to possibly make the jump over to RAH. What does the training footprint consist of (timing, location, etc.)?
Also, what is the likelihood of holding a line at CMH, IND or ORD (and if not, how long on reserve until being able to hold a line)?
Also, what is the likelihood of holding a line at CMH, IND or ORD (and if not, how long on reserve until being able to hold a line)?
04-22-2018, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by CAsFiled
Looking to possibly make the jump over to RAH. What does the training footprint consist of (timing, location, etc.)?
Also, what is the likelihood of holding a line at CMH, IND or ORD (and if not, how long on reserve until being able to hold a line)?
Also, what is the likelihood of holding a line at CMH, IND or ORD (and if not, how long on reserve until being able to hold a line)?
04-23-2018, 06:48 AM
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Indoc in Indianapolis (2 weeks)
Ground and sim in St Louis. It was 6 weeks for me, but I hear they’re rolling out a self-study Systems module that would be completed at home prior to a shortened ground. No idea about the timing in that.
I sat reserve in Indy for 3 months before getting a line. ORD seems stagnant, had a classmate jump to Indy so he could get a line.
Ground and sim in St Louis. It was 6 weeks for me, but I hear they’re rolling out a self-study Systems module that would be completed at home prior to a shortened ground. No idea about the timing in that.
I sat reserve in Indy for 3 months before getting a line. ORD seems stagnant, had a classmate jump to Indy so he could get a line.
04-23-2018, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by IFlyThings
Indoc in Indianapolis (2 weeks)
Ground and sim in St Louis. It was 6 weeks for me, but I hear they’re rolling out a self-study Systems module that would be completed at home prior to a shortened ground. No idea about the timing in that.
I sat reserve in Indy for 3 months before getting a line. ORD seems stagnant, had a classmate jump to Indy so he could get a line.
Ground and sim in St Louis. It was 6 weeks for me, but I hear they’re rolling out a self-study Systems module that would be completed at home prior to a shortened ground. No idea about the timing in that.
I sat reserve in Indy for 3 months before getting a line. ORD seems stagnant, had a classmate jump to Indy so he could get a line.
04-23-2018, 09:15 AM
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Republic now has about a month back up after systems before you go to the sim.
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
My ATP & type rating oral was the easiest oral I've had to date
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
Originally Posted by v1Brotate
How was your experience with the oral portion of the ATP Checkride?
04-23-2018, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Random Task
Republic now has about a month back up after systems before you go to the sim.
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
My ATP & type rating oral was the easiest oral I've had to date
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
My ATP & type rating oral was the easiest oral I've had to date
04-23-2018, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by CAsFiled
Thank you (and to the others that responded). I realize it's all subject to change but what is the likelihood of holding a line at CMH right out of IOE?
CMH , for whatever reason , has very little reserve time
04-23-2018, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Random Task
Republic now has about a month back up after systems before you go to the sim.
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
My ATP & type rating oral was the easiest oral I've had to date
Indoc is 2 weeks in Indy, then 2 weeks of at-home self study systems. Back to indy for a 5 day systems crash course followed by 3 days of systems integrated training. Then your Enhanced Flat Panel Traininers (EFPT, formerly GFS) where you run flows, procedures, QRH items, etc. Then home for about a month before going to STL for oral and sims.
Probably looking at close to 3 months all said and done as of this moment.
My ATP & type rating oral was the easiest oral I've had to date
Is the month delay something new? This is the first time I have heard of this backup in training.
04-24-2018, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by v1Brotate
Is the month delay something new? This is the first time I have heard of this backup in training.
04-30-2018, 02:19 PM
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Folks are really wanting to be here so we are just that backed up. Training can only handle so many people/classes a month, but they are also still trying to make that process more efficient without hurting the quality of training.
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