You took too long to provide necessary information. Also, the speaker needs to eliminate all the "AHs"and "UHM's" from his vocabulary when making a public presentation. If you can't, then you need to hire a professional speaker. Thanks.
When making my profile what do I enter for the Airmen certificate number? Is this my applicant ID that I received after taking the exam? It's been 5 days still doesn't recognize my airmen certificate number.
Hi Craig. When you're setting up your profile you don't have a certificate yet, so you shouldn't indicate that you have one. You'll apply for your certificate via IACRA once the account is set up. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to call us at 800-264-3907.
The good stuff starts at 4:16
The answer to the video title begins at 4:58....
"uh"
uh
5ups (uhs per sentence)
The audio is, barely, understandable.
You took too long to provide necessary information. Also, the speaker needs to eliminate all the "AHs"and "UHM's" from his vocabulary when making a public presentation. If you can't, then you need to hire a professional speaker. Thanks.
Just write a script in advance to eliminate the AHs and UHMs.
When making my profile what do I enter for the Airmen certificate number? Is this my applicant ID that I received after taking the exam? It's been 5 days still doesn't recognize my airmen certificate number.
Did you find out? I'm having trouble as well
When making my profile what do I enter for the Airmen certificate number? Is this my applicant ID that I received after taking the exam?
Hi Craig. When you're setting up your profile you don't have a certificate yet, so you shouldn't indicate that you have one. You'll apply for your certificate via IACRA once the account is set up. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to call us at 800-264-3907.
Wow this audio is NOT acceptable
While it is not Dolby, it is certainly adequate for most regular people. CC seemed to work as well.
@@itsthejob Smart aleck responses are not good to build a customer base, sir.