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There are a lot of posts in this series, since there is a lot that goes into becoming an airline pilot. Here's a table of contents for you.
Becoming an Airline Pilot, Week 0: Before the beginning
Part 1: The pre-hire stagePart 2: The interview
Part 3: The post-offer stage
Becoming an Airline Pilot, Week 1
Ground school: Basic IndocBecoming an Airline Pilot, Week 2
More ground school: SystemsBecoming an Airline Pilot, Week 3
Still more ground school: FMS lab and final examBecoming an Airline Pilot, Week 4
Part 1: Welcome to the simulated junglePart 2: Simulator training grinds on
Becoming an Airline Pilot, Week 5
Checkride timeBecoming an Airline Pilot, Week 6
IOE (Initial Operating Experience) 1Becoming an Airline Pilot, Week 7
IOE 2: Weirdness at WEARDBecoming an Airline Pilot, Week 8
IOE 3: the World's Newest Airline PilotBeing an Airline Pilot, Week 9
Sitting ReserveBeing an Airline Pilot, Week 10ish
We're all counting on youBeing an Airline Pilot, 6 months in
Donuts in the skyBeing an Airline Pilot, one year in
Pro Pilot PonderingsBeing an Airline Pilot, two years in
Time flies when you do
Here I go again
The author is an airline pilot, flight instructor, and adjunct college professor teaching aviation ground schools. He holds an ATP certificate with a DHC-8 type rating, as well as CFI, CFII, MEI, AGI, and IGI certificates, and is a FAASafety Team representative and Master-level participant in the FAA's WINGS program. He is on Facebook as Larry the Flying Guy, has a Larry the Flying Guy YouTube channel, and is on Twitter as @Lairspeed.
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