Gortex/Emratty...
Points taken, but this time it is a little different:
The last time this happened yes the trainers resigned and their places eagerly taken by others. At that time the training demand was slow but it was also an opportunity to build up the department to cope with future requirements... an opportunity lost. The difference now is that there is absolutley no slack in the system. Resignations now will cause substantial delays to transitions, upgrade and recurrent training that cannot be mitigated by expensive third party training which itself is struggling to cope with demand. There is a significant lag in a system, that is already struggling to stand still let alone go forward, to train trainers and get them on the front line.
The aircraft are coming thick and fast and the system is falling apart.
It takes several months to train a trainer and only one more stupid ill-conceived policy to lose one.
The lunatics are running the asylum.
Last edited by Marooned; 18th Nov 2007 at 09:18.