WPP,
In RAF Bomber Command in the Second World War, newly trained bomber
pilots would join an experienced pilot and crew for a couple of
'trips' before being put in command of their own aircraft. The new
pilot was referred to as the 'second dickie'; you appear to have
brought a rather different connotation to that expression in your
post (no pun intended...) below. Congratulations in regard to
graduating to line training. Remember that you're not allowed to stop
and circle in thermals in your new job.
MP.
On 14/01/2008, at 3:01 PM, Adam Woolley wrote:
G'day All,
All is going well here in Sydney. I just passed my Command SAAB
340 endorsement yesterday, and have my first flight in the real
thing tomorrow (after being employed with REX for 3 months to the
day). Can't wait, just hope the passengers don't see my 'you know
what, at full attention after the first sector'!!!
Hope you've been having a good season.
Safe Circles,
Woolley Pup Pup
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