Bad news for GF Training Pilots
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Bad news for GF Training Pilots
GF Dual rating for Training pilots A320/A330 is going to be terminated soooon.
Those who are applying for training should reconsider it. Will be stuck on this fleet for looong.
Those who are applying for training should reconsider it. Will be stuck on this fleet for looong.
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I happened to know a friendly horse who's name is Ed. Well, recently Mr. Ed told me that this particular rumour is not true. Now I wouldn't bet my life or career on everything Mr. Ed says, however he is often right. I don't know guys, do we trust Mr. Ed this time? Well, that is for you to decide...good luck.
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This is used to be a rumour, but not anymore, it is a fact now . As with the introduction of A321 and A319, it is becoming hard to keep the Dual rating of the trainers for 4 different types?!! it is an issue which requires a halt. I think it is the right decision, however, it will upset most of the trainers.
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Hi Mow, I am sure your source is a very good one, sadly your source might not be right this time around.
[quote][As with the introduction of A321 and A319, it is becoming hard to keep the Dual rating of the trainers for 4 different types?!! /QUOTE]
First of all, the A-321, A-320, A-319 and the A-318 are not different types, they are VARIANTS of one type, the A-320, and as such are often referred to as the A-320 family. In the same manner, the A-340 type rating covers different variants. All that is required is 'differences' training under the same type rating. Incidentally, I am talking about JAR / FAA certication etc. and not BCAA....
Have you got a problem with this, and if so , why?
Here, you are 100% correct, I am absolutely certain it would upset the trainers, if though someone's un-informed opinion, they were to decide something like what you suggest. Aviation Safety, which I think you are probably alluding to, does not rely on heresay and speculaltion rather on fact and informed judgment.
It will be interesting to see what happens I think, I'm sure the entire aviation world has been stopped in it's tracks awaiting the outcome...not.
[quote][As with the introduction of A321 and A319, it is becoming hard to keep the Dual rating of the trainers for 4 different types?!! /QUOTE]
First of all, the A-321, A-320, A-319 and the A-318 are not different types, they are VARIANTS of one type, the A-320, and as such are often referred to as the A-320 family. In the same manner, the A-340 type rating covers different variants. All that is required is 'differences' training under the same type rating. Incidentally, I am talking about JAR / FAA certication etc. and not BCAA....
it is an issue which requires a halt.
however, it will upset most of the trainers
It will be interesting to see what happens I think, I'm sure the entire aviation world has been stopped in it's tracks awaiting the outcome...not.
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Hi Che, you are absolutely right , they are not different rating, however, flying 4 different aircrafts has raised the round table in the office concerns.
Me too wish to keep the dual rating 320/330 - actually for the time being we should call it 319/320/321/330 rating - anyhow, waiting for the final decision from the people concerned.
Me too wish to keep the dual rating 320/330 - actually for the time being we should call it 319/320/321/330 rating - anyhow, waiting for the final decision from the people concerned.