Whataburger
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Yeah, but you were also a lot less likely to need a colostomy bag at 21 than 65. If the half-dead geezers can fly in the left seat, why not the kids? (I'm only half joking)I'm way past 23, but I sure was a lot more mature at 23 than I was at 21.
Based on my experience with the new hires in our right seats, I dont think this would be a good idea!
My observations over the last few months with the youngsters are as follows:
-Leveling off and not remembering to bring up the power levers because they are too busy talking about upgrading on their 23 birthday.
-Their leg, climbing into serious icing while chatting away about their upgrade oblivious to the fact that we should probably turn on some engine anti-ice, boots, and maybe change climb rate and or altitude before we fall out of the sky.
-Asking them their opionion about anything in our FOM and getting the response "I didnt pay attention to that in class much but come on, when am I gonna get that upgrade"
With that said they are hiring a fine bunch of young people here, with the only issue being simple maturity, and in time they will make great captains. With that said I would put a COUPLE of our 20 year olds in the left seat and throw my family in the back without a second thought.