born with wings
Some fresh CPLs going to get in to the business, its not easy walk for them or to feel they are in comfortable zone, as no body will compromise on training and safety.
This abrupt notice is not good (harsh).
It should have been…. those who are joining by June can continue and after June no further induction. Something like that.
Fresh CPL intake
As in India two captains can fly together, but 2 f/o cannot.
So short term cockpits will have lots of flying with two captains (cockpit total experience very high) while the fresh CPL holder meets the ICAO standards. And minimum DGCA requirements laid down by the civil aviation authority.and learn flying.
1. It takes care of many posters in various forums who had dreams about the wx, inexperience, accidents Metals, debris and dead bodies.
(Reflects nothing but negative attitude.SADISTIC ATTITUDE.)
2. it takes care of government duty to provide jobs to the citizens
These CPL candidates were not born with the wings, but INDIAN BY BIRTH.
So it is the duty of the government to provide them work as they have right to work.
Some will be good pilots, some average, some bad and some will get eliminates in training.
Like any where in the world…. Government provides job to the citizens
Citizens pay 40% back to the government. and if these CPL candidates start paying back to the government 40% from two years now……….look how much business government has done just by one order of June 2008 exit.
Inspector clueless the show will go on; no aircraft will be on ground due to crew shortage, there will be more captains coming in from all over the globe. (Only captains in future)
The views of Norman are correct.
Abrupt exit of expat f/o thou sad, but I have feeling that it is good for them as well, because they were living on hopes and promises of the companies (dirty work)
Sky dancer There is no 100% perfect systems, accept good things with iota of bad.
I Think Honkong can give insight on JAA/CAA/ICAO
Because it recently joined ICAO (before JAR & CAA)