Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
does anyone know what the standardization process is for new CFIs at flight safety.
Standardization
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soonerpilot06
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:yeahthat: These flights involve flying with a standardization instructor. You will perform the flights as if the stan instructor was a student. Meaning you have to give a thorough, but timely preflight brief and post brief. Plan on teaching the the chandelle or lazy eight. It's a favorite for Haaland. Then once in the air, it is similar to a CFI checkride. You will teach an perform each maneuver to Commercial PTS. These flights are not intended to get you to PTS. You should already be there. They are intended to get you to teach the maneuvers the FSI way.
Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
I appreciate the help guys. I am looking forward to it. I would really like to be at FSI. Hopefully all goes well tomorrow.
Crockrocket94
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You're starting stan soon I take it?
soonerpilot06
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Any ip's know when the next SE standardization class actually starts?
Crockrocket94
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Monday I believe
soonerpilot06
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Any idea how many are going to be in it? NR said when I get back, it should take about 3 days to be restanned and I will be off and running.
Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
WOOHOO! I got the job today. great experience. Stan starts on Mon/Tues six new instructors. I am stoked. Congrats to everyone else who got the gig as well.
Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
Right on speaking of ties do they want us to only wear the blue one or is a tie a tie. I got one of the blue ones yesterday, but I was just wondering when I saw yours
bLizZuE
Back on the high-speed buffet to happy hour.
Mine is the Swiss tie that all the Swiss guys wear.
You only have to wear a tie on the flight line during daylight savings. Right now you do not need a tie on the flight line. Unless you're a program manager, or lucky enough to be in the Swiss program.
You always need a tie in the academics and admin buildings. (I don't know why, stupid rule)
You only have to wear a tie on the flight line during daylight savings. Right now you do not need a tie on the flight line. Unless you're a program manager, or lucky enough to be in the Swiss program.
You always need a tie in the academics and admin buildings. (I don't know why, stupid rule)
soonerpilot06
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Congratulations! I'll see you there in couple of weeks. I'm the big guy they call the "birdkiller" or "birdman" among many other names I probably deserve.
wb
Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
Why you leaving the airlines "birdman"? I am guessing you were/are airlines from your tag EMB145 SIC.
I have no problem with the ties really, was in the navy had to wear all kinds of stuff so a tie isn't really an issue - as you saw I was wearing one Friday. Does seem like it would be really hot though during the summer. Hmm ah well.
I have no problem with the ties really, was in the navy had to wear all kinds of stuff so a tie isn't really an issue - as you saw I was wearing one Friday. Does seem like it would be really hot though during the summer. Hmm ah well.
soonerpilot06
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I was furloughed from TSA a couple of weeks ago. Avoid TSA like the plague. They suck. When I was hired, reserve was only 3 months and upgrade was 13 to 18 months. Yeah......That pretty much changed before I was even done with ground school. When/if they call me back, I will not return.
Oh yeah, this is what a turkey buzzard does to a cherokee at 100kts.
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Pilotdreams83
Missin the blue
Haha!!! at least you got it on the ground and your safe. Good aim though - right on the stall strip.
Crockrocket94
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Birdkiller, I have that same picture on my cell haha...