Can anyone provide any insight as to what the training footprint is like at XJT? Typically from day one of indoc to the end of ground school? How long is that? Thank you.

Week1:
day 1 corporate orientation
day 2-5 basic indoc

Week2:
day 1 written test
day 2 CRM
day 3 PTG (preparation for IPT1)

Week3:
day 1-5 systems
Week4:
day 1 IPT1(procedure trainer)
day 2-5 systems

Week5:
day 1 IPT2
day 3 systems
day 4 IPT3
day 5 systems

Week6:
day 1 written test (systems)
day 2-3 gen ops
day 5 IPT4

Week7:
day 1 IPT5
day 2 KV (knowledge validation)
day 3 PV (procedure validation)

Week8:
day 1-5 IMT (maneuvers SIM)
day 6 MV (maneuvers validation)

Week9:
day 1-3 ILOT (line training SIM)
day 4 LOE (checkride)

Some times you will have 2 or 3 days off in between it depends on you personal schedule

Dude it’s Manair a lot better options for you

Dude, get a life. It’s getting to where no one takes anything you write seriously.

One only need a pulse to know XJT is not a good place to put one's eggs right now. Nobody gets a gold star for pointing this out.

It is awful the way some take glee in every kick to the jimmy at XJT.

Meh. Not the first choice but no longer a horrible choice. The GoJet move by UAL, however, does demonstrate that UAL only kind of likes XJT. Frankly, I dont get the actions of UAL over the past several months. But UAL has always treated their regionals like crap.

IMO the GoJet thing is an experiment. If it pans out, good for them, but I sure as heck would not make a lateral move to a bottom of the barrel operation over an experiment.

I would not recommend that either. But it does show that UAL is not really committed to XJT. One could say XJT is the experiment.

These kinds of a posts are extremely disrespectful to all us new hires. The Thread name is "Training footprint"!!!!
We chose this company for reasons that are important to every single one of us individually.

"Disrespectful"?

Really?

Really?

How about "informative"?

Sure, we all make decisions for very important reasons, but please have the wisdom to constantly access those decisions as you go. To take insult at someone speculating about the future of your choice is just a bit snowflaky.

That is, unless I just plain missed your sarcasm. In which case, That is funny as sheeeeet!!!