Spirit future class dates
#121
Just know the what type of plane it’s for. When it list those tail numbers just translate it into aircraft type: A319/A320/A320NEO/A321. When you take your oral they will just ask for the plane type.
In the front of the COM it will tell you what n numbers belong to what type of plane.
In the front of the COM it will tell you what n numbers belong to what type of plane.
#122
#123
Last question, anyone know where I can find the abreviations and acronyms for the Airbus?
Thanks again!
#124
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Joined APC: Sep 2019
Position: A320, FO
Posts: 113
Thank you, I have made a set of flash card but have made them for both bold items and bold and italicized items. Guess I'd rather have to much committed to memory than not enough.
Last question, anyone know where I can find the abreviations and acronyms for the Airbus?
Thanks again!
Last question, anyone know where I can find the abreviations and acronyms for the Airbus?
Thanks again!
#125
#126
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Joined APC: Sep 2019
Position: A320, FO
Posts: 113
In addition to all the acronyms, the FMA callouts and standard callouts will make you feel like you’re learning Spanish when you’ve spoken French your entire life. It’s just different enough to be confusing. By the time you’re done though, you’ll be yelling out “MAN FLEX, SRS, RUNWAY, AUTOTHRUST BLUE” with the best of them.
#129
Here’s one more inquiry- I was unsuccessful with the phone interview 18 months ago. Does Spirit truly give applicants another shot or do they tell you to reapply as something they say to soften the blow? TIA
#130
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Joined APC: Sep 2005
Posts: 1,735
I've never hear of anyone being unsuccessful with the phone interview. I have a friend who was turned down after the FTF. He tried again 8 months later and got an offer for a class date.
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