Originally Posted by CA1900

Where am I going to eat my lunch now?

Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan

Some enterprising pilot will invent one of these that fits over the yoke and give it a quirky name. (Tried to think of one but I’m not creative… Swatray? Crewtray? Lunchtray? Dang it.)
Theyll sell it on Etsy and make a zillion dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/BLUERICE-Port...s%2C129&sr=8-5

Originally Posted by Zard

plumber platters.

Originally Posted by Zard

plumber platters.

Originally Posted by Tankerhead

Do NOT bring your vehicle to Dallas unless you want to buy a new tailgate and catalytic converter. If you disregard this and decide to FAAFO, be sure to place cinder blocks at all four corners of your ride when you park for the night. There’s a 10 percent chance they’ll do you a solid and utilize the blocks during the 100 percent forgone conclusion of them jacking your round-rounds.

As far as making the wedding goes, you might get lucky since weddings are usually on Saturday. A far better strategy would be to get your offer from United, American, or Delta the week before the wedding and then tell SWA to go get ****ed.

Welcome aboard.

Originally Posted by 3rdGen

parked my car for all months and training and nothing happened..

Originally Posted by Vettekid

6 days a week and no promise that your one day is will be a weekend. We did have one 3 day stretch, but most of us were host focused on studying for the oral. I didn't go home (flights into VPS weren't favorable for it anyway). I wanted to bring the family here for the holiday weekend, but it looks like we are working through that. That's all fine, just don't expect to have time off or make plans during or right after the training footprint.

And I recommend some pre-study. Had I known this program is mostly self study, I would have tried to give myself a leg up earlier. Actually, I tried, I just didn't do very good at it (life happens). But I would have pushed harder if I knew what the program was really like. You get 4-5 days of actual instruction before the oral, the rest you learn on your own. You might get lucky and be in the AQP program and just do the test instead of oral. Not sure exactly when that starts.

Originally Posted by frogmire

I start class on 10/24 and so far I have just been going through the limitations / memory items that they send you in the congratulations and welcome email. Any recommendations for things to study beyond that?