Originally Posted by BNflyer
Yes, but they have finished their 737 training at SASFA or CAE and with approved interview at Ryanair HR before they attended their course. It's not enough to come and have a 737 rating with no hrs on type. I think you need at least 100 737 hrs to be approved by Ryan unless you have made your training at SASFA or CAE. Correct me if I'm wrong?
..and what I have heard concering India, is that if you do not have a valid Indian passport, you are not in interest for them. But that's just rumour..
/BN
There are a number of pilots who don't go via SASFA or SAA as it is known now. There a number of other schools in Sweden that don't offer any type of interview with Ryanair and still they employ pilots from those schoos as well... 2 of my former instructors and 1 student is now employed by Ryanair...