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stuckingfk · January 20th, 2005, 04:06

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They have the money. They're making pure profit on the 50 hours of sim time they sell to their students. And I don't really care if people say "The sim time is good because you'll need it in an iterview/training".....Well I sure as hell doubt you'll be training for an airline job in a Seminole FTD.

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You seem have seem to have the answers for everything and yet you haven't had any advanced training.

Sims are invaluable especially in multi engine training. You can not possibly practice all the emergencies you might encounter in the actual airplane. We have sims to practice instrument flying, get current, work on flows and other procedures, and for practicing emergencies that are too dangerous to try in the airplane.

And fyi, Horizon does their interviews at UND in our Seminole Frascas.

January 20th, 2005, 04:06	#12
stuckingfk Old Skool Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: El Forko Grande Posts: 2,631	Re: Diamond Star program? [ QUOTE ] They have the money. They're making pure profit on the 50 hours of sim time they sell to their students. And I don't really care if people say "The sim time is good because you'll need it in an iterview/training".....Well I sure as hell doubt you'll be training for an airline job in a Seminole FTD. [/ QUOTE ] You seem have seem to have the answers for everything and yet you haven't had any advanced training. Sims are invaluable especially in multi engine training. You can not possibly practice all the emergencies you might encounter in the actual airplane. We have sims to practice instrument flying, get current, work on flows and other procedures, and for practicing emergencies that are too dangerous to try in the airplane. And fyi, Horizon does their interviews at UND in our Seminole Frascas.