Legendary Captain

The Flight Department is comprised of the Flight Squadron, Flight Standards Training Center, Flight Quality Management Center, Flight Operations Center, Pilot Recruitment Service Center, and Crew Resource Management Center.

Each department has its own specific functions, and there are very few cases of management bypassing levels.

For example, Xu Xian's daily affairs are certainly controlled by the flight squadron, but in reality, the flight squadron rarely really manages the affairs of its students.

Why does this happen? Because the trainee stage involves recruitment, flight school training, company registration, and initial conversion training. Not only are recruitment and flight school training not completed within the company, but even the subsequent registration and initial conversion training have little to do with the fleet. This is because the fleet primarily manages pilots already engaged in flight operations.

"Get off the squadron, get off the squadron!" This means that from now on, if you need to go to anything, you won't go to the cadet squadron office, but the squadron office.

At first glance, the cadet team might seem like a subordinate department under the flight squadron, but in fact, it is directly under the Pilot Recruitment Service Center.

Originally, there was no such department as the Cadet Team; its functions were handled by the Flight Recruitment Office. However, as the number of cadets increased, the few staff members in the Flight Recruitment Office became too busy to handle everything, and eventually, the Cadet Team was created to specifically manage cadet affairs.

Therefore, although the flight squadron is nominally in charge of all pilots, it generally does not interfere with the trainees during this transitional period.

However, Xu Xian's suspicions didn't stop there. Fei Biao said that the flight squadron had contacted them directly to arrange a simulator check for Xu Xian.

It wasn't the fleet, nor the cadet team, but the flight squadron office. The flight squadron commander was a direct subordinate of the deputy general manager of the flight department. In Xu Xian's eyes, the flight squadron commander was already an unapproachable figure. Why would he bother this big shot to directly communicate with the flight control department and arrange this incongruous simulator? He didn't even know the flight squadron commander's name!

According to the flight staff, they received a request from the squadron office, which stated that the quality of trainees had been inconsistent recently and that a few trainees about to disembark needed to be randomly selected for inspection. They simply scheduled the simulator test, without considering whether there was any precedent for conducting simulator inspections before disembarking.

It's an internal inspection anyway, so they can inspect it however they want. The company thinks they have too much money to burn and wants to spend it on simulators, but it doesn't affect the salaries of their dart-throwing staff, so why bother asking all this?

When Xu Xian heard the explanation from the flight crew member, he almost choked. He was the only one in this group of disembarking personnel, so no matter how they tried to get him, he couldn't escape.

Is this what you call a spot check? This is blatant targeting!

Xu Xian tried to explain that he was the only one leaving the fleet in his batch. Finally, perhaps annoyed, the flight attendant bluntly told Xu Xian to go to the fleet office or the flight squadron office to confront the squadron leader.

Having said that much, Xu Xian knew the conversation was over, so he apologized and quickly hung up the phone.

Xu Xian wasn't afraid of any simulator inspection, but he felt uneasy about this absurd situation and subconsciously tried to avoid it if possible. If he couldn't avoid it, he could only face reality.

After his initial attempt to get away with flying, Xu Xian thought long and hard and asked his few friends about the situation, hoping they had encountered similar inspections before.

As Xu Xian had predicted, none of them had ever experienced or even heard of the inspection upon disembarking from the aircraft. He guessed that Xu Xian was the first trainee in the company's history to undergo an inspection upon disembarking from the aircraft.

Although he had anticipated this outcome, Xu Xian was still distraught when faced with reality.

The main frustration stemmed from the feeling of not being able to figure out the details. Initial modification checks, proficiency checks, switching to a single unit check, and finally switching to the left seat check—each check had different levels of difficulty and requirements. Xu Xian had a general idea of ​​these routine checks. But this inspection of the aircraft carrier team, which his superior had just decided on a whim, left him completely bewildered—whether it was easy or difficult, and what its focus was.

Is the assessment primarily focused on procedures, operational skills, or the ability to handle malfunctions? He's completely clueless right now...

However, since things had already come to this point, Xu Xian had no control over it and could only make more preparations for the inspection a few days later.

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Xiangyu Training Center is a simulator training company under Qingyuan Group, with three bases, the Southwest Base being located in the southeast of Dianyun City.

Coincidentally, Xu Xian's initial modification simulator training was completed at the Xiangyu Training Center, but not at the Southwest Base, but at the headquarters base in Tianning City, located on the eastern coast.

Back when the Xu family was at the height of its power and influence, Xu Xian developed a strong interest in civil aviation from a young age due to certain special circumstances. Coupled with his family's wealth, he directly paid for his own flight training and even completed basic training.

Originally just a hobby, Xu Xian unexpectedly encountered a major change in his family, and the pilot's license he obtained on a whim actually gave him a good way out.

If he can make a steady progress in the aviation industry, apart from the small, persistent debts, he can at least ensure that he and his father, Xu Jingyang, have a comfortable life.

It was the sense of urgency caused by various pressures that made Xu Xian value this job so much. However, not long after he arrived, some bizarre encounters made him worried.

Quite by coincidence, the restaurant where Xu Xian worked was just two streets away from the training center, only a ten-minute walk away. This was an unexpected bonus, as it allowed Xu Xian to stay and eat at the training center without interfering with his evening job at the restaurant.

The Xiangyu Training Center is expensive, but the equipment is excellent and the service is attentive. Anyone with a training plan at the Xiangyu Training Center can check into the affiliated hotel the day before, the day of, and the day after training, with a daily meal allowance of 200 yuan, which is more than enough for Xu Xian.

It includes meals and accommodation, and you don't have to spend time traveling back and forth home, saving you money and effort. It's a pity that it's only for three days.

The morning before the inspection, a more detailed inspection schedule was sent to Xu Xian's inbox. The main details included the people assigned to assist him, the inspectors, and the simulator location information. Otherwise, Xu Xian and his team wouldn't know which simulator to use for the inspection.

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Flight Squadron Office!

"Old He, do you understand what I mean?" Squadron Leader Cao Jinwen smiled and instructed the old man on the sofa in front of him.

The old man had quite a few wrinkles on his face, but he was still in good spirits. Upon hearing Cao Jinwen's instructions, he waved his hand and said, "He's just a trainee who hasn't even left the squadron yet. Old Cao, you're overthinking it. I know how to handle the difficulty of the inspection!"