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08-11-2019 | 09:51 PM
#31
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That’s all true, but I’m not telling students it’s ok to wear jeans. I only wear jeans if I’m on office hours. No one has ever said anything about students wearing jeans, but it’s a gut feel on my part of this reply. Recurrent seldom wear wear jeans any more.
But summer months, wear long sleeves. The training center has been running cool. I have clas rooms down to 64 or so in the morning, and warms to about 74 with class body heat.
My perspectives only for now.
Reeves
But summer months, wear long sleeves. The training center has been running cool. I have clas rooms down to 64 or so in the morning, and warms to about 74 with class body heat.
My perspectives only for now.
Reeves
Reeves!!! It’s encyclopedia. Hope you’re doing well man!
08-22-2019 | 06:24 AM
#32
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Don’t be the guy who wears jeans! You’re a professional airline pilot. You will stand out at the training center if you wear jeans (and not in a good way). Most guys wear khakis or dark pants with a button down or polo and dress shoes.
08-22-2019 | 06:55 AM
#33
Gets Weekends Off
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This^^^
At Republic I worked in the GFS/EFPT and the sim, and I can promise you things will not go well if the chief instructor or management catches you in jeans. Training is already stressful enough, so don’t induce stress over stupid stuff. The 10-2am spot isn’t always safe either, because the chief instructor roams.
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08-22-2019 | 03:06 PM
#34
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Joined: May 2017
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This^^^
At Republic I worked in the GFS/EFPT and the sim, and I can promise you things will not go well if the chief instructor or management catches you in jeans. Training is already stressful enough, so don’t induce stress over stupid stuff. The 10-2am spot isn’t always safe either, because the chief instructor roams.
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At Republic I worked in the GFS/EFPT and the sim, and I can promise you things will not go well if the chief instructor or management catches you in jeans. Training is already stressful enough, so don’t induce stress over stupid stuff. The 10-2am spot isn’t always safe either, because the chief instructor roams.
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08-23-2019 | 04:47 AM
#36
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From: Guppy
And I say this as someone who happily wore slacks during all of training.
08-23-2019 | 04:57 AM
#37
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Joined: Mar 2019
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From: Phenom driver
unbelievable. People just got hired by an airline, are on their way to most probably an incredibly profitable and rewarding career doing their dream job and they argue and debate about..... wearing jeans in training!?!?! is this a South Park joke or some 5th dimension I haven't traveled to yet?
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