Originally Posted by
montema
The AJX paperwork looks really old and the explanation is really bad in certain areas!
That is Japan, not only this company! On one hand they are one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, and in the other, you get companies like ANA that does their schedules by hand in a company with over 8,000 pilots.
The JCAB manages a very large aviation market and when I went to their office to get the information on license verification, it was like a movie from the 1950’s endless rows of desks with piles of paper on top of them, almost no computers in that room. One time in a meeting I asked as to why we didn’t use scheduling software and the answer was that they couldn’t find a program that fits our operation, all that in a country that has people that can build a robot that can make our schedules.
Get use to it, the coexistence of the very old and the ultra modern is part of working in this wonderful and beautiful nation.