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gazman21
17th Jul 2006, 21:53
Hi
Can anybody tell me what the minimum requirements Netjets have actually hired new F/Os with? Heard a rumour that the 1500hr requirement is actually higher and in reality lower houred F/Os have actually been accepted. . . .

Anybody have some more info?

Thanks
gazman21

HS125
18th Jul 2006, 18:37
I think the 1500 hour thing is something of a hard-deck. i know of one guy who got in with EXACTLY 1500 hours and direct entry on one of the falcon fleets but had considerable jet time to his credit. Anyone I know in Netjets has been made to go away and get 1500hrs TT no matter what their backgraound.

Gnirren
18th Jul 2006, 19:39
It's a requirement to have at least 1500 tt for insurance purposes, that's why.

sega
18th Jul 2006, 21:36
Do they take people that have 1500tt but not much jet or twin time? I assume these candidates are not as attractive, but do they invite lower time guys even for interviews? (lower time being 1500tt)

thnx

jepp721
19th Jul 2006, 01:16
Netjets also promotes themselfs with the fact, that all their pilots meets Captain standard. And to get an ATPL which you need to be a captain, you must have 1500 hrs TT.

Just my 2 cents.

Jepp :cool:

Treetopflyer
19th Jul 2006, 11:48
I've seen NJE hire guys who only hold a fATPL, however they had over 1500 hours TT.

They only lacked night time, multi-crew time, or something else, but the total time was there.

down-n-locked
28th Jul 2006, 14:51
can anyone tell me if you choose a gateway, is there an option to change it later?????:bored:

Treetopflyer
29th Jul 2006, 10:39
Affirm, gateway can be changed.

Also, you can be positionned wherever you like at the end of each tour. For instance, say your gateway is Roma. You would like to spend your 4/5 rest days in Geneva to go skying, just tell Lisbon and they will make you finish your tour in Geneva and start your next tour from there... :ok:

down-n-locked
29th Jul 2006, 13:33
treetop, thanks very much for the info this helps alot

locked:ok:

petesevenseven
31st Jul 2006, 16:58
Thats very interesting guys,


Coz I applied to NJE with over 2000Hrs on multi turbine/multi pilot ops and they wrote back to tell me that my application wasn't going to be considered any further :{ .

So what is one to make of that kind of reply?

Anyone in the know your thought would be greatly appreciated.


Happy Landings:ok: .


Pete :confused:

Buter
31st Jul 2006, 19:41
sega - One of my best friends was taken on by NJE with exactly 1500 hours and I can confirm that you are indeed correct, he is not very attractive.

Cheers

Buter