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I’m going to try to do my best to walk you through 767 school. I’ve been a member of the “McDonnell-Douglas” club for the past seven years so transitioning back to Boeing is going to be a challenge.
I do have some 727 and 737 experience, but I’ve grown a little “long in the schoolhouse” tooth since my initial training on the MD-series of aircraft.
I should be starting training this April, but I don’t have a firm class date yet or even study materials.
But once I get started, I’ll do my best to walk you through the process.
About the only progress I’ve made is working on the paperwork for my French and Russian visas. And digging thru the requirements for getting a “Yellow Fever” shot.
Oh joy. Stay tuned!
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They are the same as all the other aircraft -
Pull back and the houses get smaller
All the rest I learned in Kindergarden.
Well almost!
Comment by Gord 07.03.07 @ 7:09 pmLeave a comment
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Aw c’mon quit whining! You know you love it! Just remember the two most important things common to all airplanes, regardless of who makes them.
Flaps down for take off.
Gear down for landing.
All the rest will take care of itself.
Comment by ROFCIBC 02.08.07 @ 6:32 am