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#1547
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Position: 747-400,800 F/O
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It is nice to have a car and since you'll be staying at the Residence Inn during your training, you can use it to get some supplies...this serves two purposes: saves a lot time (that you can't afford to waste) trying to find dinner every night, and saves money, since you will have likely have left a good job, and will be on some meager per diem and pay during your training.
It is also nice to have the car since you can escape for a few hours during weekends (or other days off)...or you are likely to get cabin fever.
It is also nice to have the car since you can escape for a few hours during weekends (or other days off)...or you are likely to get cabin fever.
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Rocky, best plan on straight through. First five days will be Indoc, you might have the weekend off but you'll be trying to get your head around what you've got yourself into and working on limitations and flows. Three weeks straight of aircraft systems and systems intergration, the oral and a couple weeks of sim and the checkride.
Think of it as boot camp, if you can make it through 6 weeks, 17 days is nothing.
Think of it as boot camp, if you can make it through 6 weeks, 17 days is nothing.
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