Biggest advice for airline training??

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golf1415@reddit

Getting hired and getting through training are totally separate things.

Getting hired is nothing more than grinding out hours. It sucks, but it is what it is. Keep resumes/applications/updated, keep a clean driving record, be a good employee.

Getting through training is doing nothing more than studying what the instructor tells you to study. I’ve seen folks come into training after going over material they found on their airplane online, only to relearn everything because what they found is not what the company wants them to know. Cooperate to graduate.

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Trick-Ad-4550@reddit

Step 1: get hired

Step 2: worry about training

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rFlyingTower@reddit

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If theres anything you could tell a newbie that would increase their chances of passing airline training and getting hired on, what would it be?

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