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MuscleShirt · August 9th, 2005, 09:49

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"On the other hand, i know plenty of average students who keep their heads down, work their butts off, and finish with nothing but a big smile on their face. Its all about perception."

My question is why when you pay that amount of money to go to a flight school to get training should you have to "keep your head down"? I believe as a customer you have a right to make noise about things that are not what you expected.

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There are plenty of people here who spoke up as students, who went to customer service to complain, even some who have gone straight to Susan Burell. All of this did not keep them from getting hired on as instructors, and usually they tend to be the people who go one step above as a flight instructor.

So, I guess my point is, you don't have to "keep your head down" in order to get through DCA smoothly.

August 9th, 2005, 09:49	#8
MuscleShirt Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Mulletville Posts: 85	Re: From another employee [ QUOTE ] "On the other hand, i know plenty of average students who keep their heads down, work their butts off, and finish with nothing but a big smile on their face. Its all about perception." My question is why when you pay that amount of money to go to a flight school to get training should you have to "keep your head down"? I believe as a customer you have a right to make noise about things that are not what you expected. [/ QUOTE ] There are plenty of people here who spoke up as students, who went to customer service to complain, even some who have gone straight to Susan Burell. All of this did not keep them from getting hired on as instructors, and usually they tend to be the people who go one step above as a flight instructor. So, I guess my point is, you don't have to "keep your head down" in order to get through DCA smoothly.