Like most pilots you probably like discussing real problems/malfunctions/scenarios that have either occurred to you or others.
They can be extremely valuable ways to learn hard lessons from others without you risking your neck, aircraft or your Command. They are also ways that you can be forewarned or have a ready made solution if you ever face this type of problem yourself for real. This can be an excellent way to help make quality Command decisions and take the pressure off you.
Hopefully as more people discover AIRLINE COMMAND they will increasingly make use of the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group to bounce ideas off one another. The Discussion Group also has the advantage that not only me but YOU can start the ball rolling and then everyone else can join in.
To that end I've started to add a few real life scenarios that have actually occurred to me while training future Commanders in the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group.
I'll pose the question (or you can put forward something that happened to you), let you have your say or post your solution/ideas/actions and then later I'll include what I actually did for real (and the lessons that I learnt and how I would do it differently if it ever occurred to me again) and the reasons why I (or the Command Trainee) chose that particular course of action.
So head on over to the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group - you get there by clicking on the Visit This Group link over there on the right hand sidebar - and check out what's been posted.
Join in and share the knowledge. You don't have to be in this alone!
They can be extremely valuable ways to learn hard lessons from others without you risking your neck, aircraft or your Command. They are also ways that you can be forewarned or have a ready made solution if you ever face this type of problem yourself for real. This can be an excellent way to help make quality Command decisions and take the pressure off you.
Hopefully as more people discover AIRLINE COMMAND they will increasingly make use of the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group to bounce ideas off one another. The Discussion Group also has the advantage that not only me but YOU can start the ball rolling and then everyone else can join in.
To that end I've started to add a few real life scenarios that have actually occurred to me while training future Commanders in the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group.
I'll pose the question (or you can put forward something that happened to you), let you have your say or post your solution/ideas/actions and then later I'll include what I actually did for real (and the lessons that I learnt and how I would do it differently if it ever occurred to me again) and the reasons why I (or the Command Trainee) chose that particular course of action.
So head on over to the AIRLINE COMMAND Discussion Group - you get there by clicking on the Visit This Group link over there on the right hand sidebar - and check out what's been posted.
Join in and share the knowledge. You don't have to be in this alone!
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