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Oh boy that should be an interesting class. :)
 
Diesel said:
Oh boy that should be an interesting class. :)

That's an understatement. For once I wish I was in CMH to see the how things play out. Those of you going to that class will quickly realize that you have a "special" classmate. Enjoy!
 
Is this "special" person a newhire or upgrade? Sounds like an interesting classmate. Care to expand on this person?
 
nope.

Special is an understatement. He should have to wear a helmet to class. :)

Man i wish i was in that class. :) Family****************************** must be pissed.
 
Diesel said:
nope.

Special is an understatement. He should have to wear a helmet to class. :)

Man i wish i was in that class. :) Family****************************** must be pissed.

Maybe we can teach him that it's important to buy Josana some boxed wine.
 
The "trunkmonkey, office linebacker, & cowbell" references are not about another NJ pilot... They reference little "boredom killers" the instructors ply you with. You'll love the humor.

As for your special classmate, just look for the chubby cheeked red-headed stepchild whom everyone seems to know... and if you're in the Excel, talk with him cause once he finishes going through indoc, initial, and IOE again, he's going right back for Captain's upgrade. He'll be able to give you the run down on what flying the Excel on the line is like.

Just who is he? you ask... If it's that important, go search Ohio court records for recent rulings which set precedent across the aviation industry and went against NetJets.
 

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