UK pilots loosing out
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UK pilots loosing out
Anecdotal evidence sugests that British pilots are having a hard time of it securing jobs in
Euroland.
No reasons are given post interview , but it does appear that the brexit uncertainty is casting a shadow over CAAlicence holders (and none residents of the ex uk european community) obtaining employment.
This will no doubt be an increasing trend once Brexit is triggered and the potential change in customs union is not addressed.
Euroland.
No reasons are given post interview , but it does appear that the brexit uncertainty is casting a shadow over CAAlicence holders (and none residents of the ex uk european community) obtaining employment.
This will no doubt be an increasing trend once Brexit is triggered and the potential change in customs union is not addressed.
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It was absolutely inevitable that UK citizens would start to have these difficulties in securing employment in most industries across the EU. We voted for it so no one to blame but ourselves. Roll on the good times.......... Ho Ho Ho.
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Are you guys sure about this I believe you got all the wrong perception. Without knowing any statistics there must be loads more British pilots flying in Europe than Europeans flying in the UK just think about Ryanair, Wizzair, Easyjet, Norwegian etc.
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Thank god for Norwegian Long Haul choosing Gatwick . At least they know their loyality to the UK will be rewarded by employing heaps of commuters paying zero uk tax. Nice.
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I would imagine all those British pilots at KLM, Air France, Lufhanser, Alitalia, SAS, Iberia, TAP and LOT are quaking in their boots (If you can find one, let me know how they feel). We have never been welcome Brexit or not.
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Wouldn't say you are not welcome, flew with lots of brits in in Italy and always enjoyed it, but most of you don't really try to integrate and learn the language. Most of the foreigners in Italy learned the language, like myself, brits usually don't make a lot of effort.
Interesting version the otherway around...german pilots hired by Easyjet need to convert to a CAA licence. All perfectly reasonable, except currently this is allegedly not possible because the CAA wants medical records the Germans say they cannot provide. So much for a single licence and with brexit things could get worse!
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This is the typical divisive non factual rubbish that got us into this Brexit mess in the first place. Tons of Brits flying for easyJet all over Europe, FACT. Getting a job in BA (or easyJet for that matter) without a high level of english is impossible. Likewise you cannot work for lufthansa if you don't speak german. I am not sure how is it any harder (or unfair) for a Brit to learn another language than for a non Brit to learn english.
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Plenty of Brits flying in EU !
DHL Leipzig
Lufthansa CityLine/Eurowings (DLR used to do tests in English until very recently)
Voltea
Air Contractors Eire
Aer Lingus
RYR
EZY
etc, etc......
Had interview with SAS/Cimber in July 2016 (before they were taken over by Cityjet) - one of the questions was about how Brexit might affect employment terms.....
Even US-EU/UK Open Skies agreement likely to be affected: Brexit could lead to doors closing on Open Skies | ATW Editor's Blog
Lufthansa CityLine/Eurowings (DLR used to do tests in English until very recently)
Voltea
Air Contractors Eire
Aer Lingus
RYR
EZY
etc, etc......
Had interview with SAS/Cimber in July 2016 (before they were taken over by Cityjet) - one of the questions was about how Brexit might affect employment terms.....
Even US-EU/UK Open Skies agreement likely to be affected: Brexit could lead to doors closing on Open Skies | ATW Editor's Blog
