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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P

Got pass the notrious QF Psychometric and Skills testing, and am into the next stage of the Cadet Selection process!

Wish me luck, because it means I will be able to afford a few insane Alfas!!!!

(ahhh - a sigh of relief)

J
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Hey,very well done Jooollszzz.... :!: :D :D

Tel me,is this to become an official Aussie resident?? :D :D

Nice one mate.. 8)
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No I passed that one half way through high school- the test involved:

* Finishing a Yard Glass of Beer
* Learning to talk through my nose
* Learning the art of abbreviation (Ie "How's it goin?" becomes "Goin?")
* Swear 101

Flying colours mate!

reckon Kev had shock at lazy we Oz r wit eng.

:wink:
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Well done Jules!!!!!! Thats a big hurdle you've jumped there !

that computer/psychometric testing SUCKs!!! :twisted:

Good one!

Feeling relieved i bet and very, very hung over!! Ha ha
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ONYA Birdbrains !! :D :D
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Post by Fernando »

Well done Jules.So what are the odds of you being the pilot of an Airbus A380 when Mr B and I decide to fly to Aus to check out the Great Race some day ? :twisted:

Perhaps you could show us just how one of those babies should handle based on your Alfa genes being allowed to sneak out ? :twisted: :lol:
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well many many congrats mate!!! I feel very happy for you, maybe we can meet up when you fly the A380 or the 747 to Buenos Aires!! well who know's where i'll be by then...!! :D :D :D
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Awwwww Shucks guys 8)

Well, it goes like this:

I have my high school physics in two weeks
I have a QF interview and medical in three weeks

If get through that, I have a flight test (Duchess), and if get through that, then I have politically motivated violence checks.... fed police checks etc

But as Matt said... I feel like Ive passed the biggest hurdle now...

I would love to think of myself as going to A380s... damn...

More likely all the senior guys will get the spots!
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I've got a buddy that works for united airlines as an aircraft mechanic....I've heard the stories......fly a boeing...you will loose fewer parts.

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Post by Barry »

Hey,Ive worked on Boeing and Airbus amongst others...They `re all great craft... 8) 8)
Joollssszzz,Politically correct what??What does all that entail??Damn ,this whole thing sucks..
Remember the days whem 21 packs got on board a Junkers and everyone was more concerned about the aircraft making it than politics and related crap??
Those were the days......... :roll: :D
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Wow those SP Classics sure are short!!!!!!!!!!

FMD I bet he had fun putting it down on such a short strip! You would put it down on the keys and makes sure it stayed there Im sure IMHO :shock: there isn't much width to play with - did you see it come down?

Yeah they are pretty serious on having the right person, and they say its possibly moreso the way with cadets... then again, Matt made the grade, and he's obsessed with Blow through carbys- so it cant be too hard!! :wink:

Many people are very negative about the process- apparently they take around 7 Stage 2 Cadets, and flight test around 8-9... so Im hoping to make a good show beforehand, because Im sure that flying wise we will all possibly be of similar standard... Comm. P/L and 150-odd hours- I have 160, and I know people with more who still haven't tested...
Just remain positive, and fit for a good state of mind...

Politically motivated violence check, Federal Police Check, Citizenship and Police Record check... The only thing illegal I have ever done was chalk some tyres... and possibly beer-induced relieve myself in public hehehe

Baz... If only it was like that.... I will not complain, tho, because my abililty to get my dream job that will allow me my dream Alfa rest on me being more professional than the next....

Im sure that flying anything bigger than a duchess is going to be enough to satisfy any immediate cravings I have in relation to flying!

If down the track i start to get bored, I will look at getting a bit more into aerobatics, as I have a bit of a thing for getting upside down... gymnastics was a wonderful excuse!
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Post by Greg Gordon »

Jules, congratulations and good luck on your next stage.

Barry, nice pics. I haven't seen a SP model in years. They are really short, few airlines in the U.S. used them, possibly just United.
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Greg,

Pan Am used to fly them. Back in '84 I think, I flew from London to Miami and I saw a few SPs in service. I was only 9 then but I knew my planes (had the thick Janes aircraft manual then).
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Post by Greg Gordon »

That makes sense. Although, come to think of it I haven't seen a Pan Am 747 in a while either ;)
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Thanks Greg... gonna need it!

Ahhh Janes.... my favourite reading material!

SO many wonderful memories come flooding back now, Z!!!
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