International Operations

[DA20]

Anybody taken an International Operations class at Flight Safety? I have to take one next month and wondered what it is all about. This is my first major class with this company and I want to make sure I pass it the first time. ...as I assume there will be a test.

Any help/comments would be appreciated.

 

[Diesel]

Don't worry the test will easy.

As long as the check doesn't bounce you don't fail.

 

[LR60BOY]

I don't know which facility you're going to attend. I recently went through this course at FSI Atlanta in November. At that time there wasn't a test at the end. That could have changed by now.

 

[cezzna]

Subjects will be RVSM, MNPS, RNP, with most of it concentrated on NAT tracks. You can't fail.

 

[2000flyer]

Here is what you'll need to do:

1. Get a cup of coffee.
2. Meet your fellow classmates.
3. Soak in all the good information.
4. ENJOY!

This will be the easiest course you've ever taken. Mike Schaaf teaches in Savannah and around the country and is an excellent instructor. Many Int'l Procedure instructors are veteran international pilots either corporate, or like many, have served with the 89th at Andrews (Air Force 1, etc.). They'll have great stories relating experiences they've had and heard of to go with the topic at hand.

You'll enjoy this course. Nothing to sweat at all.

Regards,

2000Flyer

 

[DA20]

Thanks guys

Thanks for the help guys. I know I will do ok....just a little nervous as I just started with this company and don't want to give a bad impression. Looks like class is in florida (PBI) So at least it will be warm and sunny.

 

[Gulfstream 200]

everyone gets a corrected to 100% on the "test".

..but you will pick up some good info! have fun