No AQUIS B', what he's saying is that 500 Multi-Command under the IFR is required for LOW Capacity AOC. ie: REX or any other operator that flies A/C with no more than 36 seats.
Qlink has a HIGH capacity AOC (required for the Q400) so that part of the REGs apply for all their ops. I agree partly with the notion that a properly trained F/O, provided he/she is given the appropriate command training should be able to move to the left seat after good experience in the RHS. But don't dismiss the value of the 500 hours Multi-Command too lightly. For a pilot to have achieved this it is fairly likely they have been exposed to a variety of situations that may have given them the skills and latitude of thought needed even years down the track. Also, my 2 cents. |
KRUSTY34,
Thanks for the clarification... of course- 500 multi command is good to have and I am glad I did it ... but as you also agreed on ... it can be done... in my company I fly with captains who come from either background (cadet as well as bush/GA) and I cant tell the difference unless I ask him (or her) Cheers AB |
Qlink has a HIGH capacity AOC (required for the Q400) so that part of the REGs apply for all their ops. Also required for the Q300. |
Backdoorbandit is correct.
Divosh OTOH, I've met some FO's who've got "attitudes" and are "P1ssed Off" because they're not captains yet and they've been in the company for "Two Whole Years!" http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/sr...milies/eek.gif |
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