crj study manuals

[rmserovy]

I have been told by Comair that I will have a class date in the near future. Does anyone have any information on some crj flight manuals or how I can start to study for class.

 

[Rook]

I know you probably won't listen, but you really shouldnt try to get a leg up on training. Just go in with a clear head and use the company approved manuals. They will teach you everything you need to know. And get familiar with this term 'Cooperate to graduate' and help your fellow classmate out during training if they're having any difficulty. Congratulations and welcome to an awesome job

Rook
600' AGL
Autopilot on.
'WHEW!'

 

[PA-44Typed]

Try this.........

http://www.avsoft.net/crj 200 stuff.htm

http://www.redtriangle.bz/

PS. Most pilots will tell you that you wont need any of this stuff. Stuff like check lists and standard opp's are going to be company spsific. But the systems are the systems all the same.

 

[DairyAir]

the redtriangle program is great. I have been using it for several months and it has loads of info and is very easy to use. It is just systems info not company specific. After using it for a few weeks you should know everything you need to about the RJ sytems, buy it you will not be disappointed