CX/B747-400 SIM ASSESSMENT for AE
Thread Starter
Join Date: Apr 2015
Location: Athens-Greece
Posts: 12
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
CX/B747-400 SIM ASSESSMENT for AE
I have read all the pages from the cadet thread as well as the AE thread and no serious information is provided related to the practical assessment (747-400 SIM for AE).
I would be very much appreciate it if someone has the time to explain in detail:
profiles (T/O-LNDG), pitch and power/speed (UP,F1,F5,F10,F20-S&L AND F25,F30 for descend), GA procedure and flap retraction sequence, 3 engine approach and GA, ILS configuration sequence, steep turns (speed, pitch+ power) for an approximate usual landing weight and at terminal altitude of 5000'-7000', steep turns @ 10000'.
I have sent only the HK CAD Declaration of flight hours when requested-1 month ago- so I don't know If they call me but anyways I would like to practice those profiles.
You can send a PM or reply here so everyone can see.
My thanks to those who share!
I would be very much appreciate it if someone has the time to explain in detail:
profiles (T/O-LNDG), pitch and power/speed (UP,F1,F5,F10,F20-S&L AND F25,F30 for descend), GA procedure and flap retraction sequence, 3 engine approach and GA, ILS configuration sequence, steep turns (speed, pitch+ power) for an approximate usual landing weight and at terminal altitude of 5000'-7000', steep turns @ 10000'.
I have sent only the HK CAD Declaration of flight hours when requested-1 month ago- so I don't know If they call me but anyways I would like to practice those profiles.
You can send a PM or reply here so everyone can see.
My thanks to those who share!
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Godzone
Posts: 105
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I sent that away too about a month ago. Haven't heard anything. I don't think it means you're going to get an interview 100%.
As far as I understand you've gotta get through round one before you get to the sim. You may be jumping the gun here but you can never be too prepared I suppose.
When you do get to the sim, you have a briefing before which tells you everything you need to do and learn.
As far as I understand you've gotta get through round one before you get to the sim. You may be jumping the gun here but you can never be too prepared I suppose.
When you do get to the sim, you have a briefing before which tells you everything you need to do and learn.
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: Australia
Posts: 30
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
What about people invited?
can anyone post what the profile is for people actually invited to stage 2 next month? All flying experience is GA so a good amount of time to practice would be beneficial to a lot of people :-)
