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Thanks for the reply. What is the background of most of the people in class? Military, regional or cargo?
 
The August 6 class finished today. I was impressed with quality of training compared to previous companies. Breakdown was 12 FOs and 6 FEs - 6 regional, 4 military, 4 freight, 3 corporate/charter, 1 A&P. FO classes in Oct, Nov, and Jan to be filled.
 
I'm in the October class. I don't have any first hand knowledge abuot the training, but my friend who was in the April class has nothing but good things to say about the training and the company in general. He did say the training was the toughest thing he's ever done, but he had been furloughed for several years and hadn't flown, maybe (I hope!) that had something to do with the difficulty.

Good luck with your decision
 
Thanx CRJ Pilot.
 
The training is thorough, like any other training you may have been through, just keep up. By the time you leave, you will know every switch, light, buzzer on both panels.

After the sim, the real training begins on IOE if you have never flown big airplanes in the past..........its all about the mass managment, especially in the "A" powered airplanes.

If you aint havin fun on IOE, your doing something wrong.
 

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