Air Baltic - Page 6

ford cortina · 17th Sep 2007, 11:17

Just been offered an interview on the 73 with them next week....Yahhhoooooooo!!!!

Turkish777 · 17th Sep 2007, 19:17

Me too, but My license is not endorsed with the TR yet as I only did my base check today and the other thing is my interview is the same day as I get back from holiday...

What would you do? or anyone else for that matter??

flying eagle · 18th Sep 2007, 00:04

I would call HR department and check if I could go another day. Normaly they are taking in candidates on several days.
But if it not possible I would quit my vacation and go for the interview.

...........But again that is just me

Good luck!

topper74 · 18th Sep 2007, 06:04

congrats to u guys .... I wish u the best of luck

Turkish777 · 18th Sep 2007, 12:00

Thanks guys..I guess I better start reading about the classic since my TR was on the NG only and im assuming the test on the boeing will obviously be on the classic...

Has anyone been for an interview with them recently?

storlax · 18th Sep 2007, 23:33

I'm a little curious about your experince who have been invited to Air Baltic interview. At the moment I'm a little disapointed because I haven't been invited to an interview. For the first of it I don't have a type-rating and I don't have a JAR license. Could that be the reason, that I don't have the JAR license? To get this license is pretty easy in fact, only for me to travel to my homecountry and do this exam. I've almost finished a BS in engineering so I guess that would count as a benefit for the company. How many of you guys have finished a University degree???
Hope to hear from you

Jannik23 · 19th Sep 2007, 07:46

Its all about having a rating if you wanna join Airbaltic. I applied 2 yrs ago ago never heard from them then I got a 737 rating I updated my application on a Friday the following Monday I was invited for a interview.

topper74 · 19th Sep 2007, 10:21

yep... A 737 Typerating is the main thing to get in at airbaltic at the moment.
Good luck with the interview

Jannik23 · 19th Sep 2007, 10:41

It was 4 months ago and I said "no thanks" couldnt see my self living there for that pay they offer. Was offered a better contract same day by Pegasus

topper74 · 20th Sep 2007, 11:20

Good for you

relite · 23rd Sep 2007, 21:34

Does anyone know when next class starts with Baltic?I know there has been a few over there for interviews during the last weeks..

topper74 · 23rd Sep 2007, 21:47

Yes.... a new class is starting tommorow.
Cheers all

relite · 24th Sep 2007, 08:19

Thanks for your reply,I was just wondering since I know some guys who did there first interview about 5 weeks ago and they still havent heard anything from them..are they building o pilotpool?any clues?

Mike Lima · 24th Sep 2007, 08:47

Me too! I was there 3 weeks ago for the tests and I haven´t heard anything.

topper74 · 24th Sep 2007, 15:58

Atleast you guys have not been told your not qualified.
I hope You will get a positive answer eventually.
I think AirBaltic will need a fair amount of 737 drivers as:
1: From what i have heard, the Fleet is expanding
2: Pilots are leaving for other jobs

Mike Lima · 24th Sep 2007, 17:26

so, i got a negative reply now from BT. it doesn´t matter because i got a better job offer.
good luck for everybody.

Turkish777 · 24th Sep 2007, 19:15

Did you go there with a 737 TR ? And was the interview tough? Im suprised they are turning people away with TR's...

I would assume theres two types of interviews, one for people with a TR and one for people which dont have one and are hoping AB will bond/pay for it. Anyway I have mine coming up in October although they kindly post poned my date due to my circumstances.

Mike Lima · 24th Sep 2007, 22:11

yes, i have a rating for the 737 with 200hrs on type. i think the final personal interview was not so good.

Norac · 25th Sep 2007, 09:37

I was at the interview 5 weeks ago and I have not heard anything

. I have tried to call them but the answer I get is that they are still doing interviews.

Mike where did you get a better job offer?

Mrmoeller · 27th Sep 2007, 09:08

"Im suprised they are turning people away with TR's..."

Well beeing typerated isn't exactly a special qualification except it's logically saving some training costs for a company. I still think (underlined) that there are a few pilots out there with typeratings to pick from? I indeed see people attending interviews everytime I am at the office!

Br. Michael

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