Preparing for IOE
#21
"Roger Wilco, N645 Pop"
Knows what requires a full readback and what doesn't. Avoids too-cool-for-school terminology.
#22
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2011
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,476
#25
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Joined APC: Dec 2008
Position: 737
Posts: 126
I see a lack of the following with new students these days, beginning in CTP.
1. Can’t talk on the radio properly. Listen to live ATC if you need help understanding what should be said and how.
2. A lack of understanding aerodynamics. Specifically what load factor is and how to manage it, how it effects you ect...
3. A lack of proper radio usage...
4. Lack of will power to not check the iPhone in class and in briefings.
5. Practical ways to discuss the different air speeds and how they interact throughout a flight. Meaning, they can rattle off the book definition, but lack the ability to translate that into a flight and real world application.
DO NOT study for CTP. Study for your ATP written.
1. Can’t talk on the radio properly. Listen to live ATC if you need help understanding what should be said and how.
2. A lack of understanding aerodynamics. Specifically what load factor is and how to manage it, how it effects you ect...
3. A lack of proper radio usage...
4. Lack of will power to not check the iPhone in class and in briefings.
5. Practical ways to discuss the different air speeds and how they interact throughout a flight. Meaning, they can rattle off the book definition, but lack the ability to translate that into a flight and real world application.
DO NOT study for CTP. Study for your ATP written.
#26
Yes. If there's a speed discussed in airline training or used in the sim, be sure you understand what it means, the underlying theory, and when/how to use it. Screwing up reference speeds in a transport category aircraft can go horribly wrong very fast. Lazy CA's may not be paying attention, so you as FO need to recognize unrealistic (ie erroneous) speeds in the context of the operation being conducted.
Last edited by rickair7777; 07-07-2019 at 07:53 AM.
#30
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Joined APC: Jun 2019
Posts: 1,268
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