Professionalism is reciprocal
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Professionalism is reciprocal
I take great offence to the Chief Pilot's (Boeing) letter in crews news where he refers to the professionalism amoung a section of our junior pilots with regard to Second Officer manoeuvre sessions.
He refers to insufficint preparation, adverse attire and attitude.
As an S/O I used to spend a great deal of time preparing for these sessions as they are vital for maintaining our standards given no actual aircraft handling. On numerous occasions I was contacted the day before by crew control to have the session cancelled. None of these were ever rescheduled. It is extremely irritating to have this occur and reflects on a lack of professionalism by the company who obviously pay scant regard to these simulator sessions.
So before you start critising the professionalism of the crew take a look at your own!
He refers to insufficint preparation, adverse attire and attitude.
As an S/O I used to spend a great deal of time preparing for these sessions as they are vital for maintaining our standards given no actual aircraft handling. On numerous occasions I was contacted the day before by crew control to have the session cancelled. None of these were ever rescheduled. It is extremely irritating to have this occur and reflects on a lack of professionalism by the company who obviously pay scant regard to these simulator sessions.
So before you start critising the professionalism of the crew take a look at your own!
