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smiggiesballs
21st Jan 2004, 18:52
wot are the attributes of an airline pilot of the futrue?

Lucifer
21st Jan 2004, 19:13
Ability to spell and use English appropriately for starters; use of the correct forum (interviews, jobs and sponsorship)

M.85
21st Jan 2004, 20:12
OUCH:ouch: :=

M.85

flybystring
21st Jan 2004, 20:23
Essential Qualities of the Future Airline Pilot.

1. Be Co-ordinated - For instance to be able to touch ones toes while simultaneously drop your trousers and pants is a huge advantage.

2 Be able to think in advance - i.e. to have greased ones self up before the co-ordination mentioned above is required ability

3 Always Have a Standby Plan - Always have a spare jar of KY or Vaseline available in case the Flt Ops Manager does not have his/hers when seeing how capable you are at 1 & 2

4 Preferably have done Time Inside - You will then be well used to the solitary confinement of today’s flight deck.

5 A clinically proven case of insomnia will help - Crewing firmly believes you do not require sleep so this will help.

6 A sense of Humour - Not to be offended when an Airhead tells you he/she should be paid the same as you as they spend more time on their feet while doing the service.

7 A love of Hotel architecture - You will send a lot of time in your room.

8 A large trust Fund - You are unlikely to retire with anything near the pension you will need.

9 Another couple of careers to fall back on - At some pint you will be laid off.

10 The ability to look at all things positively - In which case disregard the above!

M.85
21st Jan 2004, 21:08
Sad but i have to agree...thats why i do all my best not to get a job so i dont have to worry about all of the above..:( :{ :E

M.85

AIRWAY
22nd Jan 2004, 02:25
Hi there,

A good Airline Pilot for the future is a person who can:

Recognises & adheres to S.O.P's
Balanced Authority
Acts decisively when required
Communication/Resource/Work load management concepts

just a "few" examples.

Chuffer Chadley
22nd Jan 2004, 02:36
What are the attributes of the future airline pilot?

Perhaps finding creative ways of answering glib application form questions...

Good luck, Smiggies.

Jinkster
9th May 2005, 13:00
what attributes do you have that you could bring into a low-cost airline ?

Any suggestions?? ;)

Leo45
9th May 2005, 13:38
Can bring own sandwiches, tea and water bottle...

airpilot
9th May 2005, 14:53
Jinkster,

Tell them that you can offer your safe reliable record of hard work and achievement.

Good communication and organisational skills.

Maturity and stability.

Honesty and a safe pair of hands onto the flight deck.

Keeness to learn your trade as a First Officer.

These are the sort of things you need to be thinking about.

Hope this helps.

nosedive
9th May 2005, 16:29
"What attributes do you have that you could bring into a low-cost airline ? *(500 characters max)"

-> as in the BMI Baby online application form? :p

JB007
9th May 2005, 19:33
From my time in Low-Cost Crew Control, remain flexible at all times...

Jinkster
10th May 2005, 14:25
Thanks for all the help chaps!

nosedive ;)

African Drunk
10th May 2005, 15:22
£25000 for type rating!

carbonfibre
10th May 2005, 17:34
"bring your own aircraft"

;)

GJB
11th May 2005, 08:13
a willingness to undergo a thorough reaming session

VFE
12th May 2005, 19:05
a willingness to undergo a thorough reaming session
Gets my vote for funniest post of the year so far. :D

VFE.

Jaydee27
12th May 2005, 19:54
Gratitude....extreme gratitude

Gufo
13th May 2005, 16:10
quote:
a willingness to undergo a thorough reaming session

Gets my vote for funniest post of the year so far.

VFE.
Bloody English humour ;)