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Old 12th May 2011, 12:23
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Brian Cohen
 
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How does this punish flightcrew?

Airlines have to give us more/better training.

Win win
Unfortunately isn't always a win win ... depends on the airlines and in some cases it'll be lose lose (especially when the airline is not performing good)!
  1. In any economic down turn allowing to raise the standards will automatically imply the possibility to sand pilots home for stupid reasons.
  2. More training doesn't signify higher quality of pilots ... an the military are master in that! (if you don't meet the minimum standard in a certain time you are out!)
  3. There is no selection process in the civilian sector ... if you have money to afford an ATP and a line training on a Boeing or Airbus then you are a pilot! Self-sponsor TR are probably good for the TRTO wallet but really bad for the pilot market. And on the long run also the TRTO will not have their revenue ...
  4. The P2F is probably good for the airline, because the RHS seat pays the LHS seat pay-check, but safety is inevitably reduced. The moment you loose a plane with 150 POB, the day after you are out of business.
  5. The box is pretty much the same ... once you've learned the tips & tricks ... you might change the airport but other then that ... every three months the same old dance!
  6. Multiple contemporary emergency aren't realistic so not to be consider ...
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