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TSandPSintheGREEN 27th Oct 2006 05:07

Stripes!
 
Je suis le ignoramus: Just easing myself into the corporate jet world: (Type rating starts tomorrow!!) What are the significances of two stripes and three stripes and how strictly are they applied? My missus (bless 'er) bought me some "3's" for birthday, but not sure I'm eligible to wear these at only 400ish hours... Or is it operator-dependant? :O

F4F 27th Oct 2006 07:23

Operator and country (brits love to wear all of 'em while riding the spam can) dependant.
In the airline world, most "junior" F/O will have to content with 2 noodles until promoted "senior", thereby getting a 3rd one. But as the whole thing is more directed by customs rather than by law, you may as well end up starting with the coveted 3!

Good luck with your TR :ok:

redsnail 27th Oct 2006 07:43

I was told this,

1 stripe = can read
2 stripe = can write
3 stripe = can do numbers
4 stripe, knows someone who can read, write and do numbers. :E

Superpilot 27th Oct 2006 08:43

What! :eek: You mean it's NOT related to the number of wedding rings one has posessed?!?

xraf 27th Oct 2006 08:58


Originally Posted by TSandPSintheGREEN (Post 2931136)
Je suis le ignoramus: Just easing myself into the corporate jet world: (Type rating starts tomorrow!!) What are the significances of two stripes and three stripes and how strictly are they applied? My missus (bless 'er) bought me some "3's" for birthday, but not sure I'm eligible to wear these at only 400ish hours... Or is it operator-dependant? :O

Shouldn't it be LA ignoramus? I understood it was feminine:E


...................Helmet on INCOMING!!

Sphinx 27th Oct 2006 08:59

My current company uses this.....
2 stripes - Junior F/O, less than 1000hrs TT
3 stripes - Senior F/O, more than 1000hrs TT
4 stripes - Captain - obviously

My previous company used only 2 or 4 stripes until relatively recently. It has now introduced 3 stripes for those F/O's recommended as Senior due to time served and good simulator assessments.

So there is no hard and fast rule other than 4 is for Captains only.

airborne_artist 27th Oct 2006 09:57

You should read this Pprune thread - all you need to know ;)

Just Browsing 28th Oct 2006 08:27

Xraf

Here's your incoming:

je suis un ignare, using an indefinite article as in English. However, if the original poster was referring to himself as the one and only ingoramus, the definite article would be contracted thus: l'ignare.

Sorry for prolonging diversion on this thread, back to topic.....

JB

Chippie Chappie 29th Oct 2006 07:29

Congratulation on the job TSandPSintheGREEN.

As said, it it completely operator dependent and your new employer will most likely give them to you. So you can hang on to you stripes for personal use....with the missus I guess;)

(BTW, don't wear them in the sim, T-shirt and jeans is more the order of the GA day.)

Enjoy,

Chips

flyboyike 30th Oct 2006 14:08

I thought you got one stripe for each 100 pax you killed.

Silverspoonaviator 30th Oct 2006 15:07

5 stripes for the Training Captain
 
A little know change in the JAR OPS 1, the designation for the Training Captain is 5 stripes.

silver

Margarita 30th Oct 2006 15:52

We had 2 stripes for copilots below 5700 kg, 3 stripes captains below 5700kgs and copilots over 5700kgs. 4 stripes for captains over 5700 kgs.

CL300 30th Oct 2006 16:35


Originally Posted by Margarita (Post 2937206)
We had 2 stripes for copilots below 5700 kg, 3 stripes captains below 5700kgs and copilots over 5700kgs. 4 stripes for captains over 5700 kgs.

And they do not have any problems for their medical ? :) :p


At NJTA 2 stripes for male FA, 3 for first officer, 4 Captains :cool:


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