Ian-Wannabe.
Most airlines do not require any specific qualifications for an ops
assistant,and experience is not really necessary,as many
airlines like to mould people into how they work and not retrain
them.Heaps of enthusiasm is a must,and do your homework on
any airline you apply to or get an interview with.Most airlines
send new recruits on the UKOMA course as standard,so it's
doubtful you would benefit from paying for it yourself.Pay to
start with is not great,but promotion can with luck be fairly quick.
Due to rather rapid expansion I believe we will require three or
four assistants to start end of april or start of may,so if you
have no luck until then send me an email and I'll give you details
on how to apply and to whom.
Happy hunting and best of luck.It's a great enviroment to work in.
Oh,and be prepared to work shifts day or night so week-ends
not quaranteed off
TaTa