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Old 1st Feb 2012, 12:09   #1 (permalink)
 
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Caribbean Airlines 737 Sim Assessment
Dear Aviators,

Just wondered if anyone has been for a screening with Caribbean Airlines recently.

Any info on Profile's / Manuevers greatly appreciated.
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Old 4th Feb 2012, 10:17   #2 (permalink)
 
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Hey, I have no info sorry. But may I ask what experience you have on the 737?

Thanks
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Old 11th Feb 2012, 21:10   #3 (permalink)


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Caribbean ATR interview screening info.
Sorry, no info for you also. But do have a buddy that has an interview scheduled for the ATR. Any interview screening info would be appreciated.
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