PBRstreetgang
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Actually, I fly regularly with seat warmer types, they do just fine in the CAT II scenario, and other highly structured scenarios, its the "cleared for the visual 15 miles out on the downwind or base leg, that turns into the "monkey and the football" comedy. High, fast and a complete lack of airmanship display. They do just fine when inside the box, outside the box is where the meltdown occurs! I was flying with a F/O who had never heard of Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators, do the math.I can't believe, ALPA, who is all about safety. Thinks it's a smart idea to put a no time guy in the right seat, allowing him to do the job that some guys with 1,000's of hours, have trouble doing.
I'd hate to be the captain, flying a 4 day trip on the East Coast, shooting CAT II approaches with one of these guys in the right seat.
I'm assuming that these guys would fly with a certified Captain, such as an IOE captain. I hope to God.
PBR
P.S. I flew in Feb with a high mins kid out of ord, due to crosswind and visibility flew all 5 legs that day, he did do a good job with the gear and radios though.
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