Republic vs Eagle for new hire?
02-22-2013, 10:53 AM
#191
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I believe its 1 week, then that extra week is a "flex" week to study hangout and school house. Its been years since I have done a long term training. You show up the first day, fill paperwork, aircraft assignment etc. That first week is "Basic Indoc" basically learning company procedures, FAR's etc.
Then, Hazmat-security,CRM the week after.
You dont hit aircraft systems until last week, which it will be only something like 2-3day towards the end.
Then, Hazmat-security,CRM the week after.
You dont hit aircraft systems until last week, which it will be only something like 2-3day towards the end.
02-22-2013, 12:16 PM
#196
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2nd week you go home and do the CBT.
3rd week is a flex week. There is no formal class and you are not required to be at the schoolhouse. However this is when many take the opportunity to study together in the FMS lab where one or two instructors are available to answer questions.
Then ground school starts where you hit the systems hard. FMS lab is that 4th week as well if I remember correctly. Systems is about two weeks with your oral at the end. Then you move on to the Sim which consists of 11 sessions including your checkride and LOFT.
02-22-2013, 12:25 PM
#197
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It goes like this. 1st week is just like RJ pilot said. Indoc, company procedures, FARs, hazmat, etc...
2nd week you go home and do the CBT.
3rd week is a flex week. There is no formal class and you are not required to be at the schoolhouse. However this is when many take the opportunity to study together in the FMS lab where one or two instructors are available to answer questions.
Then ground school starts where you hit the systems hard. FMS lab is that 4th week as well if I remember correctly. Systems is about two weeks with your oral at the end. Then you move on to the Sim which consists of 11 sessions including your checkride and LOFT.
2nd week you go home and do the CBT.
3rd week is a flex week. There is no formal class and you are not required to be at the schoolhouse. However this is when many take the opportunity to study together in the FMS lab where one or two instructors are available to answer questions.
Then ground school starts where you hit the systems hard. FMS lab is that 4th week as well if I remember correctly. Systems is about two weeks with your oral at the end. Then you move on to the Sim which consists of 11 sessions including your checkride and LOFT.
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