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Old 15th Sep 2006, 18:28
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Sorry to hear that napoleon, never the less you talk with very little knowledge on whats actually happening in MK and make far too many wild clueless statements "Im sure after years of operating illegal with a Ghana AOC they have found a way to obtain a UK one just as illegal" to quote for example! I can see you have very little clue what your actually talking about. Sometimes it better to think (maybe read up?) just a little before you scream your mouth off, so you don't piss everyone off. Suprised you haven't learnt that already in aviation.
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Old 15th Sep 2006, 18:59
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MK has killed a lot of people my friend
So has alot of international flag carriers my friend... Don't judge a company from what happened in the past if you do not have first hand knowledge. And regarding their fatal 747 accident, their were alot of factors playing a role. Have you ever thought that they might have had an eye opening experience after that? Things have changed there from what I've heard. And I also believe that the UK won't issue a AOC if the company doesn't live up to their standards.

So shut it and give some fair and unbiast remarks for a change napoleon.
 
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Have you ever thought that they might have had an eye opening experience after that? Im sure they have but those men would still be here if the company's eyes had been open all the time as they should be. MK getting a UK AOC with their safety record puts a UK AOC about on the same level as as a DRC one in my opinion that is.
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Old 15th Sep 2006, 23:30
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Its amazing...U just can't stop your ignorant ranting and raving Napoleon, Do you ever listen or are you always the one shouting to drown everybody out? You just have absolutely no clue! I just hope you fly in a single pilot operation, cos I would just hate to see you in multicrew enviroment, can't and won't be a pretty sight.
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 09:48
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Another Voice A wimp like you wouldnt last till the end of the Taxi checks thats for sure. I have some experience of Your favorite operator hence my comments are based on facts.
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 13:59
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hey guys there's no point in arguing with napoleon, he most definately has a major chip (maybe the fact that he's named himself after someone with the worlds worst case of short mans syndrome has something to do with it?) for what ever reason. Yes MK's track record isn't the greatest but as has been pointed out a UK AOC isn't something you can just buy but when your that blinkered you can't talk reason.

My understanding is you need at least the first module for an interview but you need all subjects for a course date. Yes one of the things that they look for is the ability to get on with your colleagues for a couple of weeks at a time. Whilst guys have got in with min experience in the past don't think that applies now? Good technical knowledge of your current aircraft is needed as well as a brief idea of MK's fleet etc.

Good luck, sounds like things are changing?

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Old 16th Sep 2006, 14:39
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Man I have been trying with MK for years and no luck. Then when they put in the JAA thing that was me cooked. But now I am doing my JAA licence and when its in my hot little hand then MK will be getting another knock at the door. Come on guys they have an awesome job, flying classics into tough places that no one else wants to go to, great fun. Have met a lot of the chaps there over time and they have all been great with info and updates about the company. If you want to make use of them for this reason just post your questions and I am sure they will be answered. But you shouldnt give them cr@p because I hear that they cant sleep on long flights because of the comments they read here on pprune hurt their feelings
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 15:25
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Yes MK's track record isn't the greatest but as has been pointed out a UK AOC isn't something you can just buy. So what is the pre requesit for a UK AOC maybe a "track record that isn't the greatest?"
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napoleon, stop calling those guys names come on out and tell us what exactly you have a problem with? Did you know someone on that flight? what are your conections with MK or you just like the majority of south africans who think they know everthing about african airlines but don't actully work for any of them. Why can you not accept that going the JAA route is a good thing? speak up...
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 16:43
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Guys guys guys... Doesn't anybody here notice that "napoleon" only posts to stir s*^t up.
He doesn't care about the subject been discussed, knows nothing about it, his only aim is to rev everybody up. And he's doing a great job at that!
Go look at all his other posts and you'll see what I mean.

Just ignore the guy.
 
Old 16th Sep 2006, 18:08
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Originally Posted by corkscrew
Just ignore the guy.
I'll second that
Enough already
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 19:03
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You've got my vote on that aswell! Napoleon is starting to sounds like an old LP that got stuck!
 
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Guys Guys you are right I am reving you up quite a bit. However you now only seem to able to attack me and not defend MK in anyway at all. I do know them and have witnessed their cavalier attitude toward flying and it has had dire out come, that no one can refute. Do as you please its on your head.
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Old 16th Sep 2006, 19:39
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MK Terms and conditions

Could anyone indicate an idea of package, lifestyle and bases out of which they operate? Being all JAA, I intend to apply with them
help much appreciated
thx,
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Old 17th Sep 2006, 06:15
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Life style????????????? Are you insane or what? Nothing glamorous living in an aircraft when you oughta be in a hotel.
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Old 17th Sep 2006, 09:48
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As far as I know(told by MK guys). They mostly live in SA and a few in ZIM. But they told me they do a lot of stuff out of Lux. The guys I was talking to were on their way to Lux then somewhere in Sweden then Cairo then back to their homes down south. I used to hear them flying all over Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Ndola, Kili, great variation in their work. Awesome job if you can get it bleeds. Cheers.
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Old 17th Sep 2006, 11:56
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Considering the destinations they seem to serve, there is no doubt about the interesting nature of the job since they have to deal with all sorts of airfields and weather. I definitely would be up for that.
How about the general atmosphere ... and T's and C's. Being presently bonded, I cannot afford "any" conditions....

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Old 18th Sep 2006, 14:28
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by the way, thx helldog
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Old 19th Sep 2006, 11:16
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Killers

Napoleon, you make some serious accusations. Elaborate ...
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Smile

I think mk getting it's uk aoc shows that the company is at least trying to head in the right direction, & lose the stigma of being a "bad" operator.
Napoleon, I'm sure the caa would like to hear there are cells operating in their ranks willing to give out illegal aoc's to dodgy operators.
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