I wouldn't be too harsh on the ex-EZY cadets, as many were young and some expected a utopian world once flying big jets.
Tosh
1. They knew exactly what the contract entailed. They signed up to it.
2. Most were substandard operator's who struggled to land an aircraft.
3.There was enough advice out there BALPA,friends,these forums and word of mouth to dissuade them to commence training.
4. Most of them were more interested in their phones, social media, crew and their own needs than contributing to the duty.
Most of those who left will not be happy anywhere. They cut off their noses to spite their faces when they left a viable company to join a company which most in the business knew had serious issues.
Good luck to those who have an uncertain future but don't expect sympathy for those who jumped ship.
Last edited by JosuaNkomo; 19th Sep 2014 at 11:35.
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