Whats up with them prefering an aviation degree?
I'm not sure.
I think it has something to do with turning on the STORM/DOME lights in night IMC when you're maneuvering around thunderstorms.
I guess it makes you less inclined to do it again, since they were brave/stupid enough to do it before?
Or maybe another "there I was, flying the BE200 into ORD" stories the CA love to hear?
We never run short of those, but new sources of the same story keeps it spicy.
I personally adore the "well, I was on the flying team...."
They RULE! So awesome. I know they can handle the radios, mostly. Well, not mostly. But they try so hard.
******For clarification- the recent grads from the "big" aviation universities have lost the knowledge of the most important part of doing this for a living- just because you learned it on the ground, doesn't mean you know it for life OR it applies in the air, ever. That's all. Older grads? Teach me a lot, and I appreciate it.
Guess I've had a phenomenally awesome month NOT flying with "How do we do the approach?" folks.
Back to your regularly scheduled whatnots. I'm personally hoping we are a roughly soft landing for all the folks that have been furloughed and are willing to work (slave) here, and I promise- you show up with 121 background? You'll have a blast.
********** Ahhh, hell. I see Lowly posted somewhere between my posts.
He freakin' rules. AND showed me the Tao of PBR. I'm older than him... barely... AND a grad of several universities. See kids? Come fly old planes, learn the old ways.