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Old 5th November 2009, 20:53   #1 (permalink)
 
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Simulator training during the early hours

I recall reading a CAA circular earlier this year recomending that type rating simulator training should not be conducted during the early hours of the morning. This being due to the brains limited abilty to retain taught information during this time when all sensible people are in bed.

I can not now find this reference and would like to ask if any one can direct me to it.

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Old 6th November 2009, 20:18   #2 (permalink)
 
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Can't find a reference to this, but am wondering if it is connected to Flight Time Limitations at all.

When I did a type rating in the States I remember being told by the staff that as JAA students we could not be scheduled in the simulators at silly times, whereas the FAA students could.
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Old 7th November 2009, 11:23   #3 (permalink)
 
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Standards Document 34, para 12.16
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Thank you,

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Old 14th November 2009, 19:59   #5 (permalink)
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Did an A320 rating with Storm aviation last year and they must have mis read the CAA document and got things 180 degrees out and put all the sim slots in the "small" hours!
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Old 15th November 2009, 12:54   #6 (permalink)
 
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Could be that they are not approved by the UK CAA (at least there's no sign of them in Standards Document 31) and therefore don't need to comply with the UK's requirements.
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