easyJet Pilot Recruitment 2012

[Narrow Runway]

Alexander de Meerkat - a contradiction in terms, surely?

AdM says: "The terms are poor for the first two or three years, and I do not wish to defend that. What I can say, however, is that after that period everyone is on a permanent contract earning good money in a company that is as about as secure as you get in the airline industry. If that is a rubbish deal to you then so be it - most people would think otherwise. Every airline in the world brings people in on a starter deal and you work your way up - we are no different. I am not defending the flexicrew system but it is a temporary situation for nearly all pilots."

How many times can you change your stance in a single paragraph?

It IS a rubbish deal and you well know it!! How can you possibly suggest that highly qualified (even if inexperienced in their chosen field) are expected to work without assurance for the "first two or three years".

Pathetic. But, as I said earlier, you're alright Jack.