nervous_novice
Ryanair do 4 days on 3 days off. At home every night in your own bed. They have a lot going for them. Used to think there were a joke but now the jokes on me.
I was the one who went to the Middle East. Flying around the world exhausted.
Trainers who would spout out some rubbish and if you didn’t agree you could be packing your bags going home. Getting written up because you landed 50cm left of centre line.
In all my years I could count on one hand the trainers who we’re actually capable of training.
I have heard that a lot of them got made redundant. So at least the gents left will have a better time. They may even get some training,
but I doubt it.
Haven’t flown an aircraft in more than a year and they’ll sit there and get ridiculed for not keeping up to date while on unpaid leave and having no idea what the future holds.
More for your benefit mate. Definitely won’t miss the ozzy teaching skills, or lack there of.