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Old 2nd Feb 2006, 23:36
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Advanced Handling Course

Hi, i'd like to know what is involved in the advanced handling course with CTC under the easyJet TRSS scheme. There doesnt seem to be much information on here. Thanks for your replies.
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This is by no way or form an "Advanced Course". It is a very basic jet handling course. Why CTC glam it up I do not know. How you can call a pilots very first introdauction to jet ops all done in 20hrs, Advanced, is a joke.

I have no problem with the course I know it is very good and well run just the name is a load of B***S***
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It's a good idea to do well on the initial sim assessment (ie practice!!!!!!) before you do the ezy assessment despite their recommendations not to 'practice'.
Avoid the advanced handling course if you can, lots of good pilots in the past have fallen foul of the vagaries of the system, ie dodgy ctc idiots, ignore the other post some of them certainly are idiots.
It seems to be a pension boosting scheme imho, as they charge 23K whether or not you do the AHC.
Good luck, and don't hand in your notice if you have one at your old company before you complete the AHC. Believe me EZY aren't worth it!!!!
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Ninja, try avoiding the AHC and definitely don´t give your notice until you´ve completed it!
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Does anyone have a detailed description of what would be involved in the AHC i.e. which sim is used, what type of exercises and what they are looking for? Thanks
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I never had to do the AHC (please don´t ask me why!), but I heard it´s mostly ´full procedure´ raw data SIDs, STARs and APPs on the 737 fixed base sim in Southampton. Basically all things that you never do in normal EZY flying!
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When I did it...

It was on a fixed base sim. In the type rating course we re-visited this sim and were told it was for procedural training only and should not be hand flown (because it's so crap). You guessed it, you will learn to hand fly a LOFT exercise (mine was LPL GLA) and the last session is a test.

eJ told us it was to transition from TP to jet. When we got to CTC (having quit our old TP jobs) we were told it was a test to see if we were suitable to be moved on to the full type rating course. You should have seen our faces!

You will learn very little about hand flying the 737, but it is a useful way to learn CTC's version of easy SOPs.

Good luck!
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What is the approx fail/ pass ratio on this course?
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Old 18th Feb 2006, 21:25
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AHC

Was told I did very well on my SIM assessment.......but also told I need to do the advanced handling course. Erhhhh do they send all prop. guys on it??? Does one get a proper feed back if you fail??? or is just, you didn't make the mark off and thanks for your £3000???
Anyone got more info on the course???

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Old 19th Feb 2006, 06:23
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Erhhhh do they send all prop. guys on it???
It's about 50 / 50, and it's largely to do with how well your sim ride went at first interview.
Does one get a proper feed back if you fail???
Nothing in writing at the end, but the instructors do tell you stuff as you go along.
is just, you didn't make the mark off and thanks for your £3000???
Yes that seems to be the deal if you fail it.
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