As
Scroggs said in an earlier post, the Airlines are looking at how well you cope with a new environment and how quickly you adapt and improve.
I was told (again by one of the recruitment pilots I mentioned earlier) that they don’t expect their potential new hires (fresh fATPL's) to have done any jet sim time. If they have then the airline will want to know, it will look very bad if a potential recruit say they haven’t when the instructor can easily tell that they have.
B/ You shouldn’t be doing that much hand flying anyway.
If it wasn't clear, I meant you shouldn't be doing much hand flying on the MCC. Sim assessments on the other hand will probably be flown full raw data.
Cheers
MP
