Virgin Australia faces pilot hurdles after Lion Air hull loss
No Max sim in Australia so converting crews will have to sim in SIN... Looks like the single type easy upgrade path isn’t working out quite as Boeing (or Virgin) might have hoped. Obviously it’s important to learn how to cope with the new bits of code that are supposed to save you but could just as easily kill you. The simpler and more foolproof they try to make them, the more complicated it all becomes. The Age newspaper article |
Steam gauges stick and rudder.... sorts out if you can fly or you cannot ?
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Looks like the V Learn course just doubled in length....
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There will soon be a Max sim in Nadi. A lot closer than Singapore.
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The old ejet sim bay will be filled by a Max sim, so whether the first few crews go offshore remains to be seen. |
I heard a vicious rumour yesterday that the max sim was going to Tamworth!!!!!!! |
Can you imagine what is going to be required as a differences course for NG pilots by the time CAsA has finished with this after the Lion Air fall out.Will it be a dual rating? |
Originally Posted by chimbu warrior
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There will soon be a Max sim in Nadi. A lot closer than Singapore.
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Directly across the road from After Dark |
Love how the photo in the linked article is of an A320. Because Virgin don't have any photos of a 737 available apparently
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Originally Posted by troppo
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Directly across the road from After Dark. Drop in for a beer :}:E:ouch:
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