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Old 02-27-2018, 06:11 PM
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These posts are inducing panic to my upcoming interview. I may need to reschedule. (I have no idea what any of the last 3 posts are even talking about.)

Jepp approaches are absolutely bizarre, I need some serious study. Are there any recommended teaching guides I can use to learn these? (I tried watching the Jepp video about their approaches but it was 15 minutes of Jeppesen’s biography and 45 minutes of why their data is the most awesomest ever.)
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Old 02-27-2018, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Out West
These posts are inducing panic to my upcoming interview. I may need to reschedule. (I have no idea what any of the last 3 posts are even talking about.)

Jepp approaches are absolutely bizarre, I need some serious study. Are there any recommended teaching guides I can use to learn these? (I tried watching the Jepp video about their approaches but it was 15 minutes of Jeppesen’s biography and 45 minutes of why their data is the most awesomest ever.)
Links to the tutorials have been posted on here a few times. Jepp approaches are pretty similar to NACO, and few people have difficulty transitioning. The airlines do not teach you Jepp charts. That is something that you need to learn on your own before you come to class.

Jeppesen has free tutorials.

Try these links.

http://ww1.jeppesen.com/aviation/web...nfidential.jsp

http://ww1.jeppesen.com/documents/av...ry-legends.pdf


As far as the rest of the last few pages, just normal airline stuff. OPD's and SIDs. Anyone that has flown 91 jets or 135 typically knows this stuff already, or anyone that went to a good 141 school. If you don't know it, read up on it and you'll be fine.
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Old 02-27-2018, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by DoNoHarm
Links to the tutorials have been posted on here a few times. Jepp approaches are pretty similar to NACO, and few people have difficulty transitioning. The airlines do not teach you Jepp charts. That is something that you need to learn on your own before you come to class.

Jeppesen has free tutorials.

Try these links.

FREE Aviation Charting Webinar Event Series - Fly Like an Insider with Chart Clinic Confidential | Jeppesen

http://ww1.jeppesen.com/documents/av...ry-legends.pdf


As far as the rest of the last few pages, just normal airline stuff. OPD's and SIDs. Anyone that has flown 91 jets or 135 typically knows this stuff already, or anyone that went to a good 141 school. If you don't know it, read up on it and you'll be fine.
Many thanks. I’ve likely been sinking too much time into the wrong Jepp tutorials. I haven’t seen a terribly useful one but that’s admittedly a small sample size.

I’ll take a peek at those and keep plugging along.

ODP threw me for a loop. Studying SIDs/STARs has take a pretty big chunk of time and that one was out of nowhere. Well, that and a few other terms.

Back at it - thanks again.
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Old 02-27-2018, 08:11 PM
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Initial will be later this year


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Ok, good stuff. Thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by Out West
Many thanks. I’ve likely been sinking too much time into the wrong Jepp tutorials. I haven’t seen a terribly useful one but that’s admittedly a small sample size.

I’ll take a peek at those and keep plugging along.

ODP threw me for a loop. Studying SIDs/STARs has take a pretty big chunk of time and that one was out of nowhere. Well, that and a few other terms.

Back at it - thanks again.
I've been studying quite a bit lately. I have some videos, and friends that have helped. Shoot me a PM with your email address and I'll get you all the info I have to help prepare. A couple days ago I felt overwhelmed as I've been out of the 135 world for a while, but it all comes back quick.
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Old 02-28-2018, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Out West
These posts are inducing panic to my upcoming interview. I may need to reschedule. (I have no idea what any of the last 3 posts are even talking about.)

Jepp approaches are absolutely bizarre, I need some serious study. Are there any recommended teaching guides I can use to learn these? (I tried watching the Jepp video about their approaches but it was 15 minutes of Jeppesen’s biography and 45 minutes of why their data is the most awesomest ever.)
Don't overthink it. Honestly it isn't that bad.
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Old 02-28-2018, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by TallFlyer
Every time I've been in and out of there (and that's a lot) it's been .9 for the east side and .8 for the west.
Same here!
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Great site here too.

http://craigmorton.com/ifr/


Originally Posted by Out West
These posts are inducing panic to my upcoming interview. I may need to reschedule. (I have no idea what any of the last 3 posts are even talking about.)

Jepp approaches are absolutely bizarre, I need some serious study. Are there any recommended teaching guides I can use to learn these? (I tried watching the Jepp video about their approaches but it was 15 minutes of Jeppesen’s biography and 45 minutes of why their data is the most awesomest ever.)
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Old 02-28-2018, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by ajkc114
Ok, great. That's what I figured, just wanted to verify...

One last question... On the 10-9A for CLT it has the Obstacle DP. Those numbers are different than what's on some of the SID's. I'd assume we'd follow the ODP, then when you are beyond the restrictions, continue with the SID, correct? Why don't they just change the SID to match the ODP?

Thanks as always guys.
An ODP is to be flown if you do not hear “Radar Contact”. A good example is Asheville.
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