Spirit Airlines Training
#31
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Joined APC: Oct 2019
Posts: 439
Not a Spirit pilot, but I have done lots of airline training ranging from old school “build the airplane” weed out regional days, to gentle hand holding major airline training.
The whole “group study” being required for success is a myth. Some people need to be spoon fed by their peers, but it sure isn’t necessary if you have good study habits and you practice flows with your sim partner. Personally, I find group study a tremendous waste of time and don’t ever do it (group beers/dinners are another matter!)
Just to emphasize though, practicing flows/call outs/checklists with your sim partner is incredibly important.
The whole “group study” being required for success is a myth. Some people need to be spoon fed by their peers, but it sure isn’t necessary if you have good study habits and you practice flows with your sim partner. Personally, I find group study a tremendous waste of time and don’t ever do it (group beers/dinners are another matter!)
Just to emphasize though, practicing flows/call outs/checklists with your sim partner is incredibly important.
#32
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Joined APC: Feb 2021
Posts: 162
I’m looking to start shortly with Spirit (pending). Does 1stepprep from the spirit pilot have a link? I looked on their page and considering buying the yearly sub so I can start studying.
#33
the study material provided by spirit is all anyone needs to get thru training
#38
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Joined APC: Mar 2008
Position: Ca. CRJ 200
Posts: 348
#40
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Joined APC: Nov 2019
Posts: 209
Again, Ethos. Please don't learn a system before you go. Just say THR RED ALT and on day one you'll learn what that means. Ethos has full systems and buttons when the time comes. I too bought the 320 cockpit app and regret doing so because of Ethos.
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