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#4441
I am certainly not the expert since I just interviewed last week, however, here's what I've gathered from the forums and other sources:
For certain folks it's at the discretion of the interviewers. Things that affect the decision include the interviewee's background, recency/type of flying, and how you perform on other parts of the interview process. Meaning, that even if you have a solid background, but stink up the written test/technical interview/CRM exercise/etc. they could elect to have you do the simulator. Conversely, you might not have the strongest background, but if you ace every other part of the interview process they might elect to have you not do the simulator.
Again, I'm not the expert, but that's what I've gathered. In my opinion, you would be foolish and unprepared if you show up assuming that you WON'T do the simulator.
For certain folks it's at the discretion of the interviewers. Things that affect the decision include the interviewee's background, recency/type of flying, and how you perform on other parts of the interview process. Meaning, that even if you have a solid background, but stink up the written test/technical interview/CRM exercise/etc. they could elect to have you do the simulator. Conversely, you might not have the strongest background, but if you ace every other part of the interview process they might elect to have you not do the simulator.
Again, I'm not the expert, but that's what I've gathered. In my opinion, you would be foolish and unprepared if you show up assuming that you WON'T do the simulator.
#4442
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2009
Position: Another RJ FO
Posts: 1,272
Much easier. I had trouble keeping the sim right side up. With no hydraulic controls in the real plane it's actually pretty stable. No where near as touchy. You have to use some muscle to fly it.
One thing I miss now that I don't fly the bro anymore is the manual trim wheel. I really liked that compared to electric trim.
One thing I miss now that I don't fly the bro anymore is the manual trim wheel. I really liked that compared to electric trim.
#4443
Much easier. I had trouble keeping the sim right side up. With no hydraulic controls in the real plane it's actually pretty stable. No where near as touchy. You have to use some muscle to fly it.
One thing I miss now that I don't fly the bro anymore is the manual trim wheel. I really liked that compared to electric trim.
One thing I miss now that I don't fly the bro anymore is the manual trim wheel. I really liked that compared to electric trim.
#4444
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Posts: 620
The mighty Frasca distracted me enough that I made a couple of really stupid mistakes, one of them was that I allowed myself to be vectored into terrain....
Other than that, I was pretty much above par for everything else...
#4445
Pathological Flyer
Joined APC: Jul 2007
Posts: 694
Still trying to get info on where the SKW job fair 4/12 in PHX posted on their site is being held. Phoenix is a pretty big place. Thanks guys!
#4446
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2012
Posts: 610
Question's for some IAH crews if you have some free time.
How is the QOL @ IAH?
Ive read its junior and obtainable for new hires.
Does that mean also that the captian's are junior? APC says MSP 2006 is most junior, is IAH years behind or just months?
Is their any friction JS on ev into IAH working for oo?
My wife is also a pilot should we try one for oo and one for ev and both gun for IAH or try to go for the same company?
Thank you for you time
How is the QOL @ IAH?
Ive read its junior and obtainable for new hires.
Does that mean also that the captian's are junior? APC says MSP 2006 is most junior, is IAH years behind or just months?
Is their any friction JS on ev into IAH working for oo?
My wife is also a pilot should we try one for oo and one for ev and both gun for IAH or try to go for the same company?
Thank you for you time
#4450
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 54
I suggest you come prepared for a sim evaluation. They hold these satellite events at flight schools so they can have access to a sim. Also, I agree with the previous post that it depends on your background and currency if you get the sim or not. Best of luck.
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