Posted On: 03/06/2014 9:21:28 AM
Post# of 41414
Delta, understand this - as they move through the training, they discover errors in the manuals.
As they use the manuals, they discover practical ways of doing things better.
The manuals will ALWAYS be in a state of flux - to meet and stay up with the changing times.
Delaying the final portion of the pilot training - the simulators - does not alter the schedule of events in the least.
Yes - it would have been nice if the pilots had gone through the simulator 4 to 6 weeks earlier than they had to - BECAUSE WE WOULD HAVE SEEN A PR THAT WOULD HAVE RAISED THE PPS - but in reality, that is the only thing that we would have gotten out of it.
Delaying the simulator training does not in anyway delay the certification process.........
As they use the manuals, they discover practical ways of doing things better.
The manuals will ALWAYS be in a state of flux - to meet and stay up with the changing times.
Delaying the final portion of the pilot training - the simulators - does not alter the schedule of events in the least.
Yes - it would have been nice if the pilots had gone through the simulator 4 to 6 weeks earlier than they had to - BECAUSE WE WOULD HAVE SEEN A PR THAT WOULD HAVE RAISED THE PPS - but in reality, that is the only thing that we would have gotten out of it.
Delaying the simulator training does not in anyway delay the certification process.........
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