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08-06-2022, 05:43 PM
#61
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Originally Posted by CmdrShepardN7
Gouges for the KV are not very good right now. Every person in our class had a different experience. Some examiners stayed basically top level. If you read the guide they give you, go through the systems manual a bit you were fine. Others (like me) had guys who would go as deep as they possibly could. Every time I answered a question he would go levels deeper until I had no idea what he was asking. Even referring to things no one in training had mentioned. Things not in any of the Manuals at all.
Don't just focus on what is suggested, the Bold and Italicized. Look at everything. If you can go through each button on the overhead panel and talk about what they do, what they mean, you should be in a pretty good spot.
Don't just focus on what is suggested, the Bold and Italicized. Look at everything. If you can go through each button on the overhead panel and talk about what they do, what they mean, you should be in a pretty good spot.
08-07-2022, 03:59 AM
#62
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Know what every panel on the preflight slides are for. Know what every switch in the cockpit does when pressed. Know when you would press a switch (mostly when the qrh says to). Know how to manually calculate your landing speeds and apply corrections. Know every bold and italic ops limit and memory action cold.
08-07-2022, 12:08 PM
#63
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Originally Posted by Jestapilot
Know what every panel on the preflight slides are for. Know what every switch in the cockpit does when pressed. Know when you would press a switch (mostly when the qrh says to). Know how to manually calculate your landing speeds and apply corrections. Know every bold and italic ops limit and memory action cold.
therr are gouges around- some on Quizlet but be sure to check the answers. Tell him to ask his classmates. People have the gouges, but they won’t give unless you ask. Find out who had the same CKA for the oral and ask them about it.
08-08-2022, 03:37 AM
#65
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Originally Posted by CmdrShepardN7
Others (like me) had guys who would go as deep as they possibly could. Every time I answered a question he would go levels deeper until I had no idea what he was asking. Even referring to things no one in training had mentioned. Things not in any of the Manuals at all.
08-10-2022, 02:24 PM
#67
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Originally Posted by Boeing Aviator
Thanks for all the responses on what’s covered in the oral. I’ll pass on to my friend.
08-17-2022, 07:57 AM
#68
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Class Date Shifts
I received my CJO this week. However, I was told to expect a Class Date in November. Any chance that could get bumped up earlier due to no shows & cancellations? I don't need the ATP/CTP since I've had my ATP since before many of my classmates were born. Also could someone define the Alphabet Soup of Training Phase acronyms. Some make sense, some look made up. thanks. :-)
08-17-2022, 08:22 AM
#69
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SV= systems validation (written test)
PV= procedures validation in flat panel trainer (flows, checklists and callouts)
KV= knowledge validation (oral systems test)
MV= maneuvers validation (in sim- v1 cuts, etc)
LOE= line oriented evaluation (checkride in sim)
IOE= initial operating experience (in aircraft with a check airman)
FPT= flat panel trainer
FMT= full motion trainer (sim)
SBT= special breakout training (extra training session)
hope that helps.
PV= procedures validation in flat panel trainer (flows, checklists and callouts)
KV= knowledge validation (oral systems test)
MV= maneuvers validation (in sim- v1 cuts, etc)
LOE= line oriented evaluation (checkride in sim)
IOE= initial operating experience (in aircraft with a check airman)
FPT= flat panel trainer
FMT= full motion trainer (sim)
SBT= special breakout training (extra training session)
hope that helps.
08-17-2022, 04:55 PM
#70
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Originally Posted by DoJetOldDog
I received my CJO this week. However, I was told to expect a Class Date in November. Any chance that could get bumped up earlier due to no shows & cancellations? I don't need the ATP/CTP since I've had my ATP since before many of my classmates were born. Also could someone define the Alphabet Soup of Training Phase acronyms. Some make sense, some look made up. thanks. :-)
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