How did the low time Qlink trainees on average go again?
Das, it depends on which ones you mean.
The courses from April - December 2008 had plenty of 200 hour pilots. Most of them (
AFAIK) did pretty well and are still going well. All of the Qantas cadets that we've had (or still have) are going well (most of them were around the 200 hour mark when they joined).
A lot of the guys who had problems were older and/or more "experienced".
One guy who was on my course had problems during his course and still had "issues" flying the line (and in the sim) 18 months later. He started at Qlink with 1800 hours. One of my mates didn't get through the sim sessions this year, and he had over 2500 hours (including twin turbine command hours).
DIVOSH!