mutt, your argument in 'apparently' agreeing with the principal that an airline is justified in charging to read your CV, or for giving you an interview, is way off the mark. £200 total is hardly a matter that should concern them is it? Not with the cost of training at around £15k for a 737 rating its not.
It is another example of MO dragging every single penny from ANY direction he can. He is an accountant, and his particular kind will go to any lengths to make the books add up.
Just ask yourself this. Why would they want to charge for an interview? Why would they want to charge for reading a CV? A CV is takes two minutes at most, and most get binned. An interview is in their best interests, or a just cynical way of getting £150 hard earned quids. The motive is always money. Why. only MO knows. Their books are are well balanced - unless the figures he flaunts are a pack of lies of course!