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01-28-2022, 06:11 AM
#522
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Posts: 735
Originally Posted by hoover
I heard they sent ExTO recalls home today. Said they dont have the staff to train them because of instructor sick calls etc
01-28-2022, 10:29 AM
#523
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I was in the training center last week. They are having a hard time filling sims with instructors. Lots of check airmen pitching in.
Covid is running through the training center like wildfire. They had over 20 instructors out last week and there is one in the hospital not doing well. Senior management is very strict on masks and if you are walking around without one, someone will stop and ask you to put it on.
They are trying to fill the sims where they can, but it's not easy. The FO who did our static device was called in from home.
Covid is running through the training center like wildfire. They had over 20 instructors out last week and there is one in the hospital not doing well. Senior management is very strict on masks and if you are walking around without one, someone will stop and ask you to put it on.
They are trying to fill the sims where they can, but it's not easy. The FO who did our static device was called in from home.
01-28-2022, 10:32 AM
#524
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Joined APC: Dec 2017
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 952
Originally Posted by e6bpilot
I was in the training center last week. They are having a hard time filling sims with instructors. Lots of check airmen pitching in.
Covid is running through the training center like wildfire. They had over 20 instructors out last week and there is one in the hospital not doing well. Senior management is very strict on masks and if you are walking around without one, someone will stop and ask you to put it on.
They are trying to fill the sims where they can, but it's not easy. The FO who did our static device was called in from home.
Covid is running through the training center like wildfire. They had over 20 instructors out last week and there is one in the hospital not doing well. Senior management is very strict on masks and if you are walking around without one, someone will stop and ask you to put it on.
They are trying to fill the sims where they can, but it's not easy. The FO who did our static device was called in from home.
neat. I'm sure it'll fix our issues.
01-28-2022, 11:38 AM
#526
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Yes. It's mandatory except for the pilots receiving training in the sim.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
Third one since mid September. All unvaccinated according to a college buddy who works as an instructor there.
01-28-2022, 05:37 PM
#529
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Joined APC: Oct 2006
Posts: 2,847
Originally Posted by e6bpilot
Yes. It's mandatory except for the pilots receiving training in the sim.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
Best thing for training we could do is to get the MOU signed and let line pilots do all the non-sim events. Instructors can do new hires and upgrades. CKA can do requal.
Spend the $ now to get people trained so the growth plans don’t get scuttled…again.
01-28-2022, 06:36 PM
#530
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Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,941
Originally Posted by e6bpilot
Yes. It's mandatory except for the pilots receiving training in the sim.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
I am not here to comment on the efficacy of masks, but if I were running an organization staffed by a bunch of old people that has had multiple hospitalizations, at least one death that I am aware of, and so many people out sick that I can't train the pilots who are there to receive training, I would probably mandate them too. Whatever mitigation techniques they have been using are not working.
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