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11-16-2023, 11:03 AM

#5891

Johnnychimpo

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Originally Posted by Jonny Drama

How far out have people typically been getting training assigned? I am still waiting from the OCT AE. Just a right to left short course.

I read somewhere they usually send letters out on the 12th of the month prior (I believe it’s to allow for PBS bidding to close on the 11th). This was true for me…training beginning in November, got my letter Oct 12th.

technically I think all they need to give is a 15-day heads up for an AE award…

11-16-2023, 04:44 PM

#5892

bohicagain

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Originally Posted by bender

My flight training award letter was emailed 5 weeks ahead of my icrew training date.

How times have changed. we used to get books... then just a cd and cockpit panels... now it's an email.. pretty soon it will be an emoji via text

11-16-2023, 05:37 PM

#5893

Verdell

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Originally Posted by bohicagain

How times have changed. we used to get books... then just a cd and cockpit panels... now it's an email.. pretty soon it will be an emoji via text

That's like a 20 year timespan. I sure hope we have something better than email in 20 years.

11-16-2023, 06:15 PM

#5894

4fans

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Originally Posted by Verdell

That's like a 20 year timespan. I sure hope we have something better than email in 20 years.

VR headset. Sims from home.

11-16-2023, 06:36 PM

#5895

RAH RAH REE

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Originally Posted by 4fans

VR headset. Sims from home.

that would actually be kind of dope. It would make learning flows and stuff pretty easy.

11-16-2023, 09:14 PM

#5896

Softheborder

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[QUOTE=RAH RAH REE;3725290]that would actually be kind of dope. It would make learning flows and stuff pretty easy.[/QUOTE

Reaction Simulation is building this right now and shopping it to Delta. It will basically eliminate the 200 series…and yes…is very dope.

https://www.reactionsimulation.com/

11-17-2023, 05:16 AM

#5897

bluejuice71

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[QUOTE=Softheborder;3725345]

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Originally Posted by RAH RAH REE

that would actually be kind of dope. It would make learning flows and stuff pretty easy.[/QUOTE

Reaction Simulation is building this right now and shopping it to Delta. It will basically eliminate the 200 series…and yes…is very dope.

https://www.reactionsimulation.com/

That is pretty bad ass - especially with. VR headset.

11-17-2023, 06:04 AM

#5898

Forgotmyhat

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This is dangerous territory fellas. We’re on the cusp of automating ourselves out of a job.

11-17-2023, 06:44 AM

#5899

m3113n1a1

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Originally Posted by Forgotmyhat

This is dangerous territory fellas. We’re on the cusp of automating ourselves out of a job.

We're fine, but the next generation probably not. I could see some sort of AI sim instructors for 200 series though.

11-17-2023, 06:59 AM

#5900

Gunfighter

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Originally Posted by Forgotmyhat

This is dangerous territory fellas. We’re on the cusp of automating ourselves out of a job.

Yep, we're headed the way of the wheelwright, farrier and blacksmith. In a generation or two you can add airline pilot, helmsman and truck driver to the list, but not before a 2014 hire becomes WBA.

Replacing a $15/hour cashier is aiming low, imagine the financial gains for a company that can replace $300/hour labor. What professions are you recommending to your children?