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Tsa Training

As you all should know it is now required that all Flight Schools, CFI and pilots operating with clients and/or passengers are required to undergo this form of training. However for the most par you people in 121/135 may get a splash of it at recurrent. If not I am being nice to provide you with the following URL address: http://download.tsa.dhs.gov/fssa/training/


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As you all should know it is now required that all Flight Schools, CFI and pilots operating with clients and/or passengers are required to undergo this form of training. However for the most par you people in 121/135 may get a splash of it at recurrent. If not I am being nice to provide you with the following URL address: http://download.tsa.dhs.gov/fssa/training/


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I don't think that is much of a resume bullet.
 
As you all should know it is now required that all Flight Schools, CFI and pilots operating with clients and/or passengers are required to undergo this form of training. However for the most par you people in 121/135 may get a splash of it at recurrent. If not I am being nice to provide you with the following URL address: http://download.tsa.dhs.gov/fssa/training/


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Thanks for the link, I had no idea how deficient I was with aeronautical
training. I took the course, answered every question wrong, and printed
my certificate.
 
As you all should know it is now required that all Flight Schools, CFI and pilots operating with clients and/or passengers are required to undergo this form of training. However for the most par you people in 121/135 may get a splash of it at recurrent. If not I am being nice to provide you with the following URL address: http://download.tsa.dhs.gov/fssa/training/


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That one is easier than getting a SIDA badge! 20 minutes of looking at slides.
 
Did it take you a long time to total up that turbine column in your logbook P754, yet you list you have "flown" the CRJ and LRjet???
 
If you cannot get hired by a regional or some bottom of the barrel 135 operator, you are either mentally or physically handicapped or just plain lazy! Good luck sir.
 

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