So any of you successful guys and girls through to the next stage going to ask why you're being asked to fork over £109000 which is about triple the cost price of the training involved?
The scheme and similar schemes were reported to the serious fraud office late last year and separately to employment solicitors. These things unfortunately take time but hopefully the first batch in training now will never see that A330 seat they bought
Virgin, BA, Aer Lingus, etc. aren't the ones charging for the initial assessments, that comes down to the schools. The first two airlines offer you the chance to access funds in the event you don't have traditional access.
Yes, I agree that we should not be charged for the initial assessments, but to say that you wish those 12, who worked so hard to be in their privileged positions, to not get their jobs makes you come across as a very bitter individual, and those who hold attitudes like that should never be allowed to fly a commercial aircraft.